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News - Cronos: The New Dawn now has a demo available on Steam
By StalePopcorn, 24 Oct 2025 at 10:04 pm UTC

Good news, I'm definitely on the fence on this one. I really enjoyed the Dead Space remake.

News - Stress testing and benchmarking tool OCCT gets an essential Linux fix
By linuxjacques, 24 Oct 2025 at 8:52 pm UTC

What's this I read in the reviews about it requiring a subscription?

edit: Oh it's some Patreon nag screen thing? I guess that's OK.

News - MARVEL Cosmic Invasion set for launch on December 1
By Anza, 24 Oct 2025 at 7:07 pm UTC

I played the demo and, it have problems. Not only things feel generic, but it also have two major sins in a beat'em up game: you cannot grab a opponent and the strike's sound is very disappointing, like punching a pillow.

And looks like this is by design and they will not change it. Which is a shame, because it had the potential to be better than the TMNT game they released a couple years ago, but it is not.

I was wondering why people complain about not being able to grab. Played the demo again and found the answer. It's character specific.

Started with Wolverine and Venom. With both I was throwing opponents around all the time. Switched to Rocket Racoon and Captain America. Rocket Racoon throws a bomb instead of grabbing. Captain America throws a shield. I remember for earlier playing that She-Hulk is pretty much a wrestler and throws opponents around.

News - Cronos: The New Dawn now has a demo available on Steam
By Eike, 24 Oct 2025 at 6:12 pm UTC

No Tux, no b...
Ah wait, it's free! :)
Good opportunity to see if I could cope with the game and buy the full version.

News - Get some quality spooky games in the Dark Pictures & Little Nightmares Humble Bundle
By reedlove, 24 Oct 2025 at 5:40 pm UTC

So I just had my "Little Nightmares (Enhanced Edition)" license revoked by steam without any reason. No e-mail, no nothing. Just a pop-up on Steam... =/
Now the Humble Bundle page isn't listing it.

Update:
Apparently the whole game was pulled from Steam.

Update Update:
Now it looks as though the original "Little Nightmares" listing is including the information for the "Enhanced Edition"? Perhaps they're just tacking it on to the original?

News - Krafton (PUBG, Subnautica, inZOI) becoming an "AI-First" company
By Grishnakh, 24 Oct 2025 at 5:26 pm UTC

3 years into ai bubble, literally zero improvements and usefulness, yet some crazy managers still hype on it.
Marketroids. Those are the "crazy managers" you speak of. Anyone in Sales/ Marketing** is frothing over AI and driving it hard. The people who build stuff*** are hesitant, trying to work out the problems and processes while being ordered to convert. Trends are always marketing-driven. Bubbles are always marketing-driven. CEOs love getting exposure and face time as a wealth-generation tactic.

**CEOs are almost always from the sales/ marketing track. That's why they're so eager to promote hot, frothy trends.

***I'm referring to devs who actually know about programming and the code base. Kids fresh out of code camp don't figure into this equation.

News - Embark Studios confirm rollout of Denuvo Anti-Cheat for THE FINALS
By Pyrate, 24 Oct 2025 at 5:21 pm UTC

That is Denuvo anti-tamper. This is about Denuvo anti-cheat.

What makes you think Denuvo won't behave the same towards Wine across their anti-cheat as well ? Is there another game using Denuvo that don't do that ?

News - Embark Studios confirm rollout of Denuvo Anti-Cheat for THE FINALS
By GoEsr, 24 Oct 2025 at 4:58 pm UTC

we assume this will be in addition to Easy Anti-Cheat that it already has

Isn't that like running two anti-virus services? They're more likely to get in each others' way than detect anything malicious.

News - Fedora Linux project agrees to allow AI-assisted contributions with a new policy
By Grishnakh, 24 Oct 2025 at 4:44 pm UTC

This is the correct move. I hope Fedora keep it. Opinions from non-developers and people not understanding how AIs work can be actively disregarded.
Without even touching the AI-good, AI-bad argument, I can only point to individuals, companies, and government entities who self-certify that they are good actors. To bad actors, the opportunity to abuse that trust is irresistable. When it comes to code check-ins and the AI/ no AI declaration is appended, I would want to know:

a) What third-party tests determine what is or isn't AI generated
b) Did the submitter follow the tests
c) Can the same tests be confirmed independently

This is a huge barrier. Human nature being what it is, few submitters would be willing to do those steps, fewer able to test and verify the declaration. Assuming that all self-certified AI submissions will be bad is wasteful; yet assuming that all self-certified AI submissions will be good is unreasonably risky. The recent `xz` and `npm` poisonings show that blanket trust in a system allows bad actors to do bad things.

So knowing the system is inherently flawed means that opportunities for abuse exist. I freely admit I don't have deep insight into "how AI works." But I do have pretty good insight into history, human nature, and and working with flawed processes. Pragmatic checks and balances on AI generation and use are needed, so maybe we can work together to build them.

News - Fedora Linux project agrees to allow AI-assisted contributions with a new policy
By tmtvl, 24 Oct 2025 at 4:18 pm UTC

Fedora can allow or disallow whatever they want. Personally I'd sooner make a list of which models are OK to use (open code, open weights, ethically sourced training material) and which models aren't, but I suppose that's a rather tall task. I'd take a contribution assisted by StarCoder2 or Granite over a ChatGPT-assisted one any day of the week.

News - Tingus Goose is one of the weirdest games I've ever seen
By pb, 24 Oct 2025 at 4:10 pm UTC

> Aus Indie Showcase

I read Anus Indie Showcase and was wondering what other games were featured emoji

News - Fedora Linux project agrees to allow AI-assisted contributions with a new policy
By CyborgZeta, 24 Oct 2025 at 3:45 pm UTC

I'm not at a point where I'm ready to quit Bazzite and Aurora over this, but I'm not sure I like this. Between this and the earlier 32-bit fiasco, it saddens me that Fedora keeps doing stuff to attract controversy after I found what I thought would be a good home on Linux. Maybe I should consider migrating to KDE's new distro once it becomes stable.

News - Krafton (PUBG, Subnautica, inZOI) becoming an "AI-First" company
By Purple Library Guy, 24 Oct 2025 at 3:01 pm UTC

They're going to fire the managers and the devs will be given even more space to be creative!

Right?!?
A lot of managerial/exec jobs are among the few that probably COULD be automated with AI. I mean, if there's one thing AI can probably do fine, it's belt out a bunch of buzzword bingo that doesn't mean anything in particular, suitable for deployment at a pointless meeting. Probably wouldn't be able to make actual executive decisions, but that's a bonus because when that kind of executive decides the buzzwords should have real-world impacts is when things start going really badly.

News - Krafton (PUBG, Subnautica, inZOI) becoming an "AI-First" company
By vic-bay, 24 Oct 2025 at 2:18 pm UTC

3 years into ai bubble, literally zero improvements and usefulness, yet some crazy managers still hype on it.

News - Krafton (PUBG, Subnautica, inZOI) becoming an "AI-First" company
By Eike, 24 Oct 2025 at 1:50 pm UTC

I think you all didn't read it correctly!

"AI-centric management system centered on Agentic AI" for "automating tasks while allowing employees to focus on creative activities and complex problem-solving".

They're going to fire the managers and the devs will be given even more space to be creative!

Right?!?

News - Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will perform better on AMD GPUs with Mesa 26
By Arehandoro, 24 Oct 2025 at 1:22 pm UTC

I'm waiting for the GOTY Edition to buy it, which I'm guessing/hoping will drop around Christmas or so, and ifs Mesa 26 releases in Jan, that's perfect timing!

News - Fedora Linux project agrees to allow AI-assisted contributions with a new policy
By dpanter, 24 Oct 2025 at 1:14 pm UTC

I'm utterly disgusted with every new low point Glorious Eggroll is hitting. Can't wait to hear what controversial issue they will sweep under the carpet next since apparently no rules or boundaries need be respected any more.

Promoting cryptobro scam web browser? Check. Fostering a toxic Discord community where it's OK to harass people who dare disagree with GE? Check. Pretending AI code is fine? Check. Being an arrogant jerkface in public spaces? Double check. emoji

News - Fedora Linux project agrees to allow AI-assisted contributions with a new policy
By scaine, 24 Oct 2025 at 12:58 pm UTC

Licenses will also be actively disregarded.

Excellent. Disregard all the things!

News - Amazon Luna cloud gaming relaunched, with Prime Gaming merged in and a new AI game
By such, 24 Oct 2025 at 12:18 pm UTC

I know you didn't. I'm mainly just pointing out how overtly manufactured his personalities are while assuming that they wouldn't piggyback on an unlikeable personality to promote a game...thing. So, some people seem to think he's likeable? He seems like a right p... an obnoxious individual to me.

Scratching my head at this, basically.

News - Valve doing more of a Steam Deck push with their Steam Deck Verified game pages
By Eike, 24 Oct 2025 at 11:22 am UTC

For the first treatment of getting older and not being able to read as easy as in the old times anymore, they've got "reading helpers" (cheap glasses) in the drugstores around here, for five to ten bucks.

News - Amazon Luna cloud gaming relaunched, with Prime Gaming merged in and a new AI game
By dubigrasu, 24 Oct 2025 at 11:14 am UTC

^ [such] I don't have to like him, or his music or whatever. My favorite music style stopped around seventies with Pink Floyd and the like. Hell, even if I'd hated him I'd still admit that he is somebody, good, bad, distasteful or whatever.
I didn't said likable personality.

News - Amazon Luna cloud gaming relaunched, with Prime Gaming merged in and a new AI game
By chr, 24 Oct 2025 at 11:12 am UTC

Is it just me or the Amazon Luna logo looks like Linux Tux logo might look like if someone tried hard do modernize it? Maybe even futurize?

News - Amazon Luna cloud gaming relaunched, with Prime Gaming merged in and a new AI game
By such, 24 Oct 2025 at 10:41 am UTC

Several personalities, probably. The gangsta one went away after the murder trial, so now we get... whatever it is that he's doing. Money-loving amoral stoner gamer that sometimes tries to pretend he's approachable for the purposes of public events he's well compensated for?

Clearly, I fail to see the appeal.

News - Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will perform better on AMD GPUs with Mesa 26
By Stella, 24 Oct 2025 at 10:10 am UTC

Nice. I wouldn't say that the game is unplayable, but the drops down to 10fps are really annoying. It's a shame because performance is otherwise really good on AMD despite the Raytracing (~100fps with 7900XT and Supreme settings on my 1440p Ultrawide, and around 45-50ps with my Ally) Good to see this getting fixed emoji

News - Arrowhead focus on fixing up all the issues with HELLDIVERS 2 getting a big bug-squashing patch
By sudoer, 24 Oct 2025 at 9:27 am UTC

The caveat is that those fixes (200 of the thousands) come with a massive list of weapons' and stuff' crazy "rebalancing" again -to almost insane (arbitrary?) levels-, showing that almost 2 years later the game is still unstable (= constantly moving) in terms of gameplay, meaning that the studio remains clueless and vastly incompetent in what it wants to do and how to do it properly. Will wait until it reaches 1.0, which will never happen I guess.

News - Amazon Luna cloud gaming relaunched, with Prime Gaming merged in and a new AI game
By dubigrasu, 24 Oct 2025 at 8:53 am UTC

I'm not really up on pop culture . . . does Snoop Dogg have a personality?
I think he has. I'm not into that culture, for me is a meteoric mishmash of faces and weird edgy names coming and going, but he's the only one that I can recognize with a distinct yes, personality. I can't for the life of me name one song he made or sung, but he stands out somehow compared with the rest.

News - Fedora Linux project agrees to allow AI-assisted contributions with a new policy
By minidou, 24 Oct 2025 at 8:42 am UTC

This is the correct move. I hope Fedora keep it. Opinions from non-developers and people not understanding how AIs work can be actively disregarded.

News - Fedora Linux project agrees to allow AI-assisted contributions with a new policy
By GammaLyrae, 24 Oct 2025 at 8:30 am UTC

I asked GloriousEggroll for their comments on this article. I'd offer a screenshot from the discord, but media cannot be embedded. Quote from GloriousEggroll, maintainer and lead dev of Nobara, a fork of Fedora. Also the maintainer of GE-Proton.
"blowing shit out of proportion. news flash: I built flatpost and nobara-updater using assistance from chatgpt. as long as you are reviewing the code and know what it should or should not do and it's working correctly, and you're not blind just shoving copy/paste bullshit everywhere i could care less. im here to make something i enjoy that works, so that i can spend my free time doing other things, not groaning or doomsaying about AI or politics or the state of the world or anything else".

All spelling and grammatical errors are reproduced faithfully.