Category: Games

Thoughts on the latest AI game modding boom

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There’s been a huge modding boom lately where the newest GPT 6 family and Claude models from OpenAI and Anthropic respectively have been utilised in porting games inside other games. For example, there’s now literally three games in the original Modern Warfare 2: a ported version of the Skate game, Minecraft and Modern Warfare 2…

Call of Duty NX1 (Future Warfare) Prototype

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If you haven’t already checked my YouTube channel, I uploaded a full playthrough of an unreleased Call of Duty game (“Call of Duty: Future Warfare”). It’s also known by its codename, NX1. This prototype was developed by Neversoft, a now-division of Activision. It is mostly playable. Some missions are incomplete and work mostly, but then…

Yuzu Emulator: Dead, but not forgotten…

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Updated 11th April 2024: New links to the Suyu Emulator git repository. We all know what was to come when Nintendo sued the company, Tropic Haze LLC, who where the developers behind the popular Citra and Yuzu emulators: Death was imminent. Interestingly, Tropic Haze LLC has quite a history leading up to the court case….

You, Steam Deck, SteamOS and Windows 10/11: Non-destructive Dualboot Guide.

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Ever wanted to run SteamOS and Windows side-by-side on your Steam Deck without having to reinstall the OS? At the end of this tutorial, you will achieve being able to dualboot between Windows 10/11 and SteamOS. Your installed games on SteamOS will be preserved, unless something goes wrong during the partitioning stage of the tutorial….

Metal Waltz: Coburn’s Probably Not-So-Lengthy Review

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Metal Waltz, also known as Panzer Waltz in Japan is a game developed by Shanghai JingCai Computer Software Development Co., Ltd. and was originally released on iOS and Android devices with a Steam PC release which can be found here. Oddly enough, the splash screen states What’s Up Labs as the developers, so I wonder…

Quick Thoughts: Bright Memory (PC (Steam), 2020)

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Brief Overview Bright Memory (the 2020 Re-Release) is a one-developer-army First Person shooter that tries to blend Hack ‘n’ Slash skills normally seen in other games with the classic formula of Shooty McBangBangs. During the game, you gain XP from defeated enemies to upgrade Sheila who’s the female protagonist, solve puzzles, beat bosses and adventure…