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The Game Awards 2023: Baldur’s Gate 3 Dominates as Best Game of the Year
The game also triumphed in categories such as Best RPG, Best Multiplayer, Best Community Support, Best Performance (for Neil Newbon's portrayal of Astarion), and Players’ Voice.
Pantone’s 2024 Color of the Year Reflects Human Compassion and Connection
From the warm colors of a sunrise or sunset to the coziness of a fuzzy blanket, Peach Fuzz reaffirms moments of inner tranquility, as well as the deep-seated need for community, gathering, and connection.
Microsoft's 2023 Ugly Christmas Sweater Celebrates Windows XP's Iconic Bliss Background
This annual tradition of creating tech-themed holiday sweaters has become a fan favorite. If you're looking to blend nostalgia and holiday cheer this season, don't miss your chance to grab a piece of computing history in sweater form.
Microsoft Unveils Edible Chocolate Xbox Controller and Console Inspired by Wonka
The tech giant is offering a chance to win a unique Xbox Series X console designed to look like a chocolate bar and a fully edible Xbox controller wrapped in a signature gold wrapper.
Nominations Announced for The Game Awards 2023
Leading the pack with an impressive eight nominations each are Alan Wake 2 and Baldur's Gate 3. These titles are vying for the coveted Game of the Year award alongside other esteemed franchises like Marvel's Spider-Man 2.
TikTok's Latest Feature Allows Direct Song Saving to Spotify and Apple Music
TikTok's influence on the music industry has been substantial, with songs trending on the platform often making their way to the Billboard charts and artists finding global recognition.
YouTube to Label AI-Generated Content and Address Deepfakes
YouTube will introduce clearer labels for content created using AI, with a banner in the video's description indicating that it is "altered or synthetic." The company acknowledges that it may remove AI-created videos containing disturbing or harmful content.
