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Unifimes TV’s launch in Mineiros marks a significant stride towards democratizing information, culture, and education within Goiás, backed by federal investment from the Brazil Digital Program.
Engaging with industry leaders at PlayersForLife of Games’ event, discussions delved into the evolving landscape of video game development in Brazil, covering critical topics such as legalization, layoffs, diversity, and indie game promotion – all under the aim of fostering a more localized and culturally diverse gaming ecosystem.
Get ready for an 8-week adventure as we kick off The Gaming World Showcase 2026 today, connecting studios, creators, media, and communities in a unified network to expand independent game visibility worldwide!
Samsung’s partnership with TV Globo for Lollapalooza Brazil 2026, titled “POV Galaxy”, invites festival attendees to become content creators using the advanced camera of the new Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, showcasing its superior imaging capabilities and innovative features.
Prepare for an epic clash of worlds as Fortnite and Game of Thrones team up on March 20th, bringing iconic characters like Daenerys Targaryen, Jon Snow, and The Night King to the game!
With DLSS 5.0, NVIDIA is revolutionizing real-time rendering in video games, bridging the gap between standard and cinematic quality, offering a modulable tool for developers with support from major industry players set to release in autumn 2026.
Experience an unforgettable musical journey at Gibson Garage London this March, featuring Mohan Evans, Jayler, and Aymee Weir, alongside free acoustic sessions and emerging talents in a vibrant community of live music enthusiasts!
Engaging in the 40th edition of the Game Developers Conference (GDC), Bruno Campagnolo shares that our Games Courses alumnus, Eric Game Müller, stands out with a substantial portfolio and published titles such as “Au Revoir,” which was developed by Invisible Studios.
At the Game Developers Conference 2026, NVIDIA unveiled DLSS 5, a revolutionary AI technology for photorealistic illumination in gaming graphics, sparking debates about AI’s role in art direction versus enhancing game immersion.
NVIDIA’s DLSS 5 application in Resident Evil Requiem sparks debate within the gaming community, as developers find a balance between AI-enhanced photorealism and preserving their unique game aesthetics.