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Monday 18 January 2021

category-/Arts & Entertainment

Business, category-/Arts & Entertainment, category-/Games/Computer & Video Games, category-/Sports/Team Sports/American Football, eSports, Games, iSpot.tv, marketing, Nintendo, PC Gaming, PlayStation

NFL sacks all comers as video games’ best source of ad impressions

Gaming industry TV ads generated over 1.54 billion impressions from September 16 o October 15, nearly identical to the previous 30 days.

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Verizon brings Smithsonian artifacts into AR, invites teams to redefine museums

Supporting the Smithsonian’s Open Access initiative, Verizon is offering augmented reality museum experiences at home, and plans to do more.

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Beat Saber multiplayer is out now on PC and Quest, but delayed for PSVR

The multiplayer update for Beat Saber is available for PC VR and Oculus Quest. PSVR players will have to wait, as that platform’s update has been delayed.

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Possible Reality puts your face on a video game character

Possible Reality can take a 2D picture of your face and turn it into a photorealistic 3D avatar inside a video game or virtual world.

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Into the Mother Lands interview: Twitch invests in an RPG show led by people of color

Into the Mother Lands stands out for several reasons: It’s created and acted by people of color, it’s a sci-fi RPG setting, and Twitch is its sponsor.

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Donut Lab raises $1.6 million for Kids vs Zombies mobile game

Donut Lab, based in St. Petersburg, Russia, has raised $1.6 million to develop its Kids vs Zombies multiplayer shooter mobile game.

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Tell Me Why review — A parable for diverse perspectives

Tell Me Why is a narrative adventure from Life Is Strange 2 developer Dontnod Entertainment, and it tells the story of two twins, one who is transgender.

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Building Wakanda

The Black Panther presents a vision of technology that benefits humanity and free of oppression; there are technologists building in that spirit today.