GamesBeat Summit 2021 #GBSummit returns with two days of content and networking designed for industry executives. April 28-29, 2021 Register Now Join Transform 2021 for the most important themes in enterprise AI & Data. Learn more. On this week’s episode of the GamesBeat Decides podcast, reviews editor Mike Minotti shares …
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Author’s Blurb: Every Chinese New Year, my family and I would head to our regular Chinese and Nyonya restaurants for our reunion dinners. Come to think about it, we otherwise never really dine there unless it’s CNY or to celebrate my grandparents’ birthdays. With only 2 to diners allowed per …
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GamesBeat x Oculus Venues Join Dean Takahashi, Ramez Naam, and Tim Chang online for “Science Fiction, Tech, and Games.” Hosted in VR and 2D February 17th, 10:00am PT Learn More G4 is bringing back its video game broadcast network, and now it has named hosts for its announced X-Play and …
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Covid-19 health pass apps could help reopen businesses and restore the economy. They could also unfairly exclude people from travel and workplaces. Among all the tools that health agencies have developed over the years to fight epidemics, at least one has remained a constant for more than a century: paper …
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Get the most out of your game’s subscription plans Best practices for designing and managing your subscription strategy Access guide here Genvid Technologies and Pipeworks Studios are unveiling Rival Peak, a new kind of interactive experience that is partly a game and partly a reality show. The audience consists of …
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The local food and beverage (F&B) sector saw itself crashing down during the Covid-19 pandemic. In a bid to survive, innovation and pivoting has proven to be necessary. F&B businesses displayed resilience strategies and one of them is through partnerships with each other to expand their reach. For one, standalone bubble …
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WHITEFIELD, N.H. — The last choruses of “Don’t Feed the Plants” reverberated across the mostly empty theater. Shredded paper fell from the lighting grid. The 44 masked ticket holders, meticulously spaced out across the 250 seats, rose for an ovation, then waited for directions about which doorways to use to …
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When Fariha Róisín was 12, the idea for what would eventually become her first novel came to her in a dream. She didn’t have all the words for all that she wanted to say, but she started anyway. Now, at 30, and with a body of poetry, personal essays and …
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There reaches a point after I blow through a full TV series in mere days where I feel like I’ve already watched every program I might ever want to watch. For a couple weeks I’ll click aimlessly through carousels jaded with every category and bored of all the offerings. And …
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