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The task of FIFA already has serious consequences for EA

The task of FIFA already has serious consequences for EA

After months of rumours, EA has finally put an end to the speculation. 28 years after the launch of its first FIFA game, the publisher publishes the famous four letters for its own license: EA Sports FC. A decision driven by the exponential cost of using the FIFA name, estimated at $2.5 billion over the ...

Geralt of Sanctuary

Covid simulator shows the consequences of the antivax propaganda

Covid simulator shows the consequences of the antivax propaganda

image: cold rice / igamesnews Covid simulator is exactly what it says on the can. Using the official’s data CDC websiteWith the game from indie developer Coldrice you can simulate how Covid-19 spreads in a workplace. There is no “win” condition. The simulation continues no matter how much debt your virtual company accumulates, and you ...

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Control exceeds 10 million players and will have consequences

Control exceeds 10 million players and will have consequences

Control It could well be placed among the best games for Xbox in 2019. While it is true that the atrocious dubbing in Spanish, greatly diminished the success with the Spanish user, the game was a success.. The excellent reviews of the action-adventure title of Entertainment remedy it has also resulted in great commercial success. ...

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causes and consequences for the PC

causes and consequences for the PC

We all use tapes of one type or another to plug in our beloved PC, because it is not only the PC socket that we need, but we also need to plug in the monitor (s), and in many cases also of other devices such as speakers, printers, the router or to recharge the mobile ...

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Moore’s Law is misunderstood: causes and consequences

Moore’s Law is misunderstood: causes and consequences

What if one of the most repeated claims about the evolution of hardware was continually misinterpreted? This is the case with Moore’s Law, which is cited continuously but not correctly. What is Moore’s Law? In 1965 Gordon Moore, who was the founder of Intel, predicted that the number of transistors per zone would double each ...