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AppWizard
March 6, 2025
Minecraft Live 2025 is confirmed for March 22 at 1:00 P.M. Eastern Time, to be streamed live. The event will include updates on Minecraft split screen functionality, new content for Minecraft Dungeons, and patch notes. A teaser video has been released, hinting at climate-related changes and the introduction of flowering cactuses. Players are hoping for improvements to split screen on Xbox One and Nintendo Switch, as well as updates for PlayStation 4 and Minecraft Dungeons multiplayer. The event will also cover custom world creation tools, community discussions, and updates on Minecraft vote mechanics. The Minecraft Movie is set to premiere on April 4, shortly after the event. Speculation includes exclusive items or limited-time content being unveiled during Minecraft Live 2025, with a focus on biome updates, particularly for the Desert biome and various animals.
AppWizard
February 4, 2025
Recent activity on Minecraft's official YouTube and Instagram accounts has led to speculation about new variants of the chicken mob. The latest YouTube video features a player in various biomes with a low camera angle, suggesting the presence of a smaller mob, likely the chicken. This hints at potential warm and cold variants. An Instagram post also teased new chicken variants, indicating Mojang's interest in expanding its mob roster. Although there is no official confirmation, the timing of these posts aligns with Mojang's historical pattern of releasing updates on Wednesdays and Thursdays, leading to speculation about upcoming features in the game.
AppWizard
December 28, 2024
User u/MythicalPingu released a 1:20 minute redstone T-Rex animation on Reddit, showcasing a T-Rex made from redstone components that walks and dispenses TNT. The video features dynamic camera angles and has gained popularity, with users expressing admiration and requesting tutorials. Another user noted the T-Rex's resemblance to the Thunderjaw from Horizon Zero Dawn, although u/MythicalPingu was unfamiliar with the game. Other notable Minecraft creations mentioned include Grazzy's three-year project recreating the entire map of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, a replica of the Tower of Sauron from The Lord of the Rings, and a detailed construction of Notre-Dame de Laeken in Brussels.
AppWizard
November 26, 2024
Xbox, in collaboration with Mutiny, has launched the "We Got You" campaign for PC Game Pass to enhance awareness and position it as the leading service for PC gamers. The campaign highlights the diverse gaming preferences catered to by PC Game Pass, which offers a continually updated library of high-quality games, access to new releases on launch day, EA PC games through EA Play, and exclusive member benefits. Xbox has partnered with gaming creators like Bricky, Yvonnie, and TDawgSmitty to engage the community through social media interactions and live streamer playthroughs. The campaign features a dynamic video directed by Dave Laden, showcasing various games and emphasizing the benefits of a PC Game Pass membership. The initiative aims for global outreach with content that can be localized for different demographics. Key titles available through PC Game Pass include Call of Duty®: Black Ops 6, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle™, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl, The Sims 4, League of Legends, Minecraft, Goat Simulator: Remastered, Football Manager 25, and Diablo IV. The service is priced at .99 per month and provides access to hundreds of high-quality titles.
AppWizard
October 27, 2024
The Los Angeles Chargers released a video showcasing a Minecraft version of SoFi Stadium in anticipation of their game against the New Orleans Saints. The video features detailed depictions of the stadium, including landscaping and water features, and highlights pregame rituals between head coach Jim Harbaugh and quarterback Justin Herbert. The Chargers have an average attendance of 69,736 fans per home game in 2023, ranking 14th in the NFL, while the Los Angeles Rams rank sixth with higher average attendance.
AppWizard
October 7, 2024
A user named Indiegameplus showcased an AI-generated remaster of Grand Theft Auto IV on the aivideo subreddit, featuring realistic graphics created from text prompts. The video demonstrates a character in a hyper-realistic urban environment, utilizing Runway's Gen-3 Alpha model for production. This technology highlights the potential for AI in gaming, suggesting that future game development may increasingly integrate AI-driven graphics processes. Nvidia has indicated that future versions of their Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) technology will include neural rendering capabilities, potentially transforming the gaming landscape.
AppWizard
August 9, 2024
Splitgate 2 features a gameplay reveal showcasing a mix of arena shooter mechanics and portal technology. The game introduces three distinct classes, moving away from the original's weapon pickup system to a more dynamic loadout system. It includes an accelerated movement pace and a new sliding mechanic, enhancing combat encounters. Players can utilize various abilities and utility powers, such as deployable shields and self-boosting stims. Splitgate: Arena Warfare, originally released in 2019, saw a resurgence in 2021, leading to the decision to halt its development in 2022 to focus on Splitgate 2. 1047 Games CEO Ian Proulx described Splitgate 2 as a revolutionary step forward for competitive shooters. Additional information is available on its official website and on Epic and Steam stores.
AppWizard
August 5, 2024
Recent developments in Lossless Scaling frame generation include the upcoming implementation of a 4x FPS mode, which will enhance frame generation capabilities. A dedicated video showcasing this mode can be found on the Lossless Scaling official Discord server, featuring gameplay from Cyberpunk 2077. Beta testers report that latency remains consistent with the existing 2x FPS option, allowing for a playable experience if the base framerate is high enough. The release of version 2.1 in June introduced a 3x FPS mode and performance optimizations for the 2x FPS mode. Lossless Scaling is available for purchase on Steam and is compatible with any GPU and all PC games, including emulators.
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