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A new fitness tracking application named StepMania has been released on the messaging app Telegram….
Dr. Disrespect’s Studio Closes and ‘GTA 6’ Meme Coins Appear on Solana: A Recap of the Week in Crypto Games
The crypto and NFT gaming industry is currently experiencing a high level of activity, with the rele…
The crypto and NFT gaming space is busier than ever lately, with prominent games starting to release…
Updates on Hamster Kombat ‘HamsterVerse’ and Telegram Game Airdrop in This Week’s Crypto Games
The crypto and NFT gaming space is busier than ever lately, what with prominent games starting to release, token airdrops piling up, and a seemingly constant array of other things happening at all times. It’s a lot to take in!
Luckily, Decrypt’s GG is all over it. And if you need a quick way to get caught up on the latest moves around crypto video games, we’re happy to present This Week in Crypto Games.
Our weekend roundup serves up the biggest news from the past week-plus—this is an extended ed…
After a record-breaking 2024, Nvidia is kicking off 2025 with a bang, unveiling a slate of products that could solidify its dominance in the fields of AI development and gaming.
CEO Jensen Huang took the stage at CES in Las Vegas to showcase new hardware and software offerings that span everything from personal AI supercomputers to next-generation gaming cards.
Nvidia’s biggest announcement: Project DIGITS, a $3,000 personal AI supercomputer that packs a petaflop of computing power into a deskt…
Sam Altman started 2025 with a bold declaration: OpenAI has figured out how to create artificial general intelligence (AGI), a term commonly understood as the point where AI systems can comprehend, learn, and perform any intellectual task that a human can.
In a reflective blog post published over the weekend, he also said the first wave of AI agents could join the workforce this year, marking what he describes as a pivotal moment in technological history.
Altman painted a picture of OpenAI’s jou…
When it comes to game releases, the only time of year as traditionally slow as December is January. Holiday shopping is done, people are busy chasing resolutions, and they’ve spent all the money they want to spend for a little bit. Also, The Game Awards have already happened, and games from December and January are often forgotten for consideration the next time around.
There’s not a lot of reason to release a game right now. As such, this month is pretty slow—especially when you consider what a…
At the start of 2024, the first Telegram tap-to-earn game was a curiosity—an enigma. By the end of…
Meta is introducing its AI video capabilities to Instagram, offering new features that allow users t…
Remember when we thought AI security was all about sophisticated cyber-defenses and complex neural a…