In a shocking revelation, the Ministry of Truth for the highly anticipated video game “Helldivers 2” has admitted to deceiving the public over the existence of flying bugs in the game. The admission comes after players discovered that the bugs, which were previously thought to be ground-based enemies, can actually take to the air.
The latest update for the highly anticipated sequel to the hit game Helldivers 2 has caused quite a stir among the gaming community. With the release of the update, players were met with a significant nerf to one of their favorite weapons, sparking outrage and disappointment.
After recent changes were made to some of the weapons in Helldivers 2, players have expressed their discontent over what they perceive as a nerf to their favorite toys.
Google has recently admitted that its artificial intelligence-powered program, Gemini, is “missing the mark” when it comes to generating accurate images of historical figures. This announcement comes as a blow to the tech giant’s reputation for cutting-edge AI technology.
Artificial intelligence and hologram technology have paved the way for remarkable advancements in the entertainment industry. However, a recent creation has raised concerns among Nintendo and gaming enthusiasts alike. A company named XYZ Technologies has unveiled an unsettling AI-powered Mario hologram, which the gaming giant explicitly denies endorsing.
In a surprising revelation, Wizards of the Coast, the renowned company behind the immensely popular trading card game Magic: The Gathering, has admitted to utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) in the development and creation of their game. This groundbreaking admission by the company has left fans both intrigued and excited about the potential implications for the future of the game they hold dear.
