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Ready Player Me’s New AI-Based Copilot Set to Revolutionize Avatar Development

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Ready Player Me Introduces Copilot for Avatar Integration As reported by VentureBeat, Ready Player Me, a company specializing in cross-platform avatar solutions, has launched Copilot, a tool integrated with OpenAI’s GPT-4 and OpenCopilot. This AI tool is aimed at simplifying the process for developers to incorporate avatars into their applications and games. Copilot benefits from […]
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NetEase Announces Second Quarter 2023

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NetEase, Inc. announced its unaudited financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2023. The company reported net revenues of RMB24.0 billion (US$3.3 billion) for the quarter, marking a 3.7% increase from the same period in 2022. Notable financial highlights include: Net revenues from games and related value-added services reached RMB18.8 billion (US$2.6 billion), […]
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Bioware layoffs
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BioWare Announces Layoffs as Studio Adapts for Future Projects

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BioWare, an Electronic Arts (EA) studio known for its story-driven single-player games, is undergoing a workforce reduction of 50 employees. In a blog post, BioWare's general manager, Gary McKay, outlined the necessity for this reorganization as the studio reevaluates its development approach. McKay emphasized that this adjustment is crucial to meet the demands of upcoming […]
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Irish video game studio Vela Games announces major job cuts

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Irish video game studio Vela Games has announced significant job cuts due to financial underperformance. The Dublin-based company, established in 2017, is believed to have employed around 60 to 65 staff members, with approximately 50 individuals facing layoffs according to the Financial Services Union. The studio released its first multiplayer competitive game, Evercore Heroes, last […]
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Microsoft to sell streaming tech
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Microsoft to sell Activision/Blizzard cloud streaming rights to Ubisoft for approval with UK’s CMA

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The unexpected turn of events in Microsoft's pursuit of Activision raises eyebrows and highlights the need for careful negotiation. Following the United Kingdom's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) decision to block the $69 billion acquisition, Microsoft is taking steps to revise the deal and address regulatory concerns. Under the revised arrangement, Microsoft plans to sell […]
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