GamingNews

EA CEO: EA Sports could grow to 500 million players in five years

Electronic Arts CEO Andrew Wilson said today he is quite bullish on games and that the number of EA Sports fans could double in the coming years. In the past fiscal year, Wilson said more than 230 million people engaged with EA Sports franchises and content. EA delivered six new sports games in fiscal 2021 (ending March 31). “We believe we can grow to 500 million players and viewers in EA…
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DefenseNews

Every Soldier a Drone Fighter: Plan Would Make Counter-UAS Training an Army Requirement

A senior Observer Coach/Trainer fires a Dronebuster Electronic Warfare System at the Counter Unmanned Aircraft System Training at Fort Irwin on January 30, 2020. (U.S. Army/PFC Gower Liu, 11th ACR Public Affairs) The head of the Pentagon’s counter-drone effort wants every soldier — from cooks to riflemen — trained to fight off swarms of enemy unmanned aerial systems, or UAS…
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GamingNews

EA Sports is bringing back its college football game

EA Sports is once again ready for some College Football. It confirmed it’s reviving the franchise with a to-the-point tweet. For those who never stopped believing…#EASPORTSCollegeFootball pic.twitter.com/2vDUYnbXEJ — EA SPORTS (@EASPORTS) February 2, 2021 …
GamingNews

A Netflix employee accidentally killed Nintendo's live-action Zelda series

This story is six years in the making, and it involves Zelda, Star Fox, another fox, College Humor, Netflix, Nintendo and Adam Conover. Let’s get into it: In February 2015, the Wall Street Journal reported Nintendo was putting together a live-action adaptation of the Legend of Zelda series for Netflix, described as “Game of Thrones for a family audience.” The information came from an…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Boston Dynamics trains Spot the robot dog to charge itself

Boston Dynamics is expanding its lineup of robotic dogs with a model that can self-charge. Spot Enterprise comes with a charging dock that allows the robot to replenish its batteries without the help of humans. As such, it can operate in remote or dangerous areas for longer. Spot Enterprise has upgraded hardware that bolsters safety and communications, according to the company. The robot can carry…
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