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Alongside its newest foldables, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and the Galaxy Z Flip 7, Samsung has been rumoured to introduce a more affordable version of its clamshell-style foldable phone during this year's Galaxy Unpacked. Pricing and specifications of the purported handset, dubbed the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE, have been leaked, as per a report. It may come with a similar-sized cover screen as the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and will likely have a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor under the hood.Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE Price (Expected)According to a report by the Greek publication TechManiacs, the purported Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE may be priced under EUR 1,000 (roughly Rs. 96,000). This potentially puts the phone in a similar territory as the current flagship Galaxy Z Flip 6, which starts at EUR 899 (roughly Rs. 86,000) for the 12GB + 256GB configuration.Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE Specifications (Expected)The purported Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE is rumoured to have a 6.7-inch LTPO Super AMOLED 2X internal screen with a 120Hz refresh rate. Its cover screen could measure 3.4 inches diagonally.Rumoured design of the purported Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FEPhoto Credit: TechManiacsThe phone is reported to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC, Qualcomm's flagship chipset from 2023. It is likely to be complemented by 12GB of RAM. For optics, Samsung could equip the purported Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE with a dual rear camera system, including 50-megapixel primary camera and a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens. It may also have a 10-megapixel selfie shooter.All three cameras are slated to come with 4K 60fps video recording support. The phone may pack a 4,000mAh battery with 25W (wired) and 15W (wireless) charging capabilities. It is speculated to debut with an IP48 ingress protection rating. If this leak turns out to be accurate, it hints towards the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE being simply a rebranded version of the flagship Galaxy Z Flip 6 which debuted last year. More details are likely to surface as the phone's launch nears.

News Next Battlefield Will be Revealed This Summer The next entry in the shooter franchise will be "a pivotal step in delivering on our next generation of blockbuster entertainment," EA says. Posted By Shubhankar Parijat | On 07th, May. 2025 The next Battlefield game has been in the works for a while, but though we’ve known that for some time, concrete details on the game itself have been scarce at best. That is going to change in the coming months, with an official reveal for the first-person shooter not too far away. The same has been confirmed by EA itself, with CEO Andrew Wilson confirming in the company’s recent quarterly earnings briefing that Battlefield 6 – or whatever it is that the next game in the military shooter franchise ends up being called – is going to be formally unveiled sometime this Summer. “As we look to the future, we’re confident in our ability to execute across a deep pipeline — beginning this summer with the highly anticipated reveal of Battlefield, a pivotal step in delivering on our next generation of blockbuster entertainment,” Wilson said. What does that mean for when the game will be released? That much remains to be seen, but EA has previously said that it’s going to launch before the end of the ongoing fiscal year, i.e. before April 2026, which means the wait won’t be too long either way. Meanwhile, plans are also in place for continued extensive playtesting of the title in the lead-up to its release. Read more on that through here. Tagged With: Elden Ring: Nightreign Publisher:Bandai Namco Developer:FromSoftware Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PS4, Xbox One, PCView More DOOM: The Dark Ages Publisher:Bethesda Softworks Developer:id Software Platforms:Xbox Series X, PS5, PCView More Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Publisher:Sony Developer:Kojima Productions Platforms:PS5View More Amazing Articles You Might Want To Check Out! Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Will Also Come to Switch 2, Director Seemingly Suggests Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade is set to launch for the Nintendo Switch 2, though a specific release date i... Next Battlefield Will be Revealed This Summer The next entry in the shooter franchise will be "a pivotal step in delivering on our next generation of blockb... Split Fiction Sells Over 4 Million Units Hazelight Studios and EA's acclaimed co-op action-platformer crosses yet another major sales milestone, the de... Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate Launches on July 15th The expansion marks the beginning of The Fate Saga, where players venture to Kepler and must deal with the mys... Grand Theft Auto 6 Locations Include Wetlands, Ports, National Parks, and More Explore the scenic Leonida Keys, hunt wild animals in Mount Kalaga National Park, or run afoul of a biker gang... Zombie Army VR Gets New Trailer Showcasing Co-Op Campaign, Weapons, and More The trailer also gives us a glimpse at what kind of up-close-and-personal action we can expect from the upocmi... View More

Skel1ingt0n Member Oct 28, 2017 11,418 Is it the neon lit streets and synthwave colorsof Vice City? The thick haze and smoggy filling a modern pseudo-California? Was 3D a mistake? Maybe you like the classic overhead 2D games? Simplicity. Or maybe in a perfect world, it's a mixture of the two? Or maybe it is simply the raw technical achievement of IV as it pushed its consoles of the time to their knees. Maybe it's something else entirely? Maybe you have a soft-spot for III? Something else?  MadLaughter Avenger Oct 25, 2017 14,506 Vice City, I think. I struggled with the haze in San Andreas, I remember being young enough to wonder if my TV was fucked up or something.   RockmanBN Visited by Knack - One Winged Slayer Member Oct 25, 2017 31,791 Cornfields San Andreas by far. I love the orange   SecondNature Member Oct 25, 2017 15,717 San Andreas Its so cozy  Mass Effect One Winged Slayer Member Oct 31, 2017 19,115 Maybe I'm weird, but it's 3. There's something about the foggy (smoggy?) streets of Liberty City that I just love.   rashbeep Member Oct 27, 2017 10,223 vice city   The Unsent Member Oct 25, 2017 22,289 GTA V, Hollywood is a great and a colourful setting and I love the way the highway looks at night with all the car streaks.   Black Mantis Member Oct 30, 2017 3,677 I've been replaying the series and am currently on IV, but I'm going with VC. I just love the neon look and so glad we get to revisit it next year.   Count of Monte Sawed-Off Member Oct 27, 2017 5,048 Definitely Vice City. Perfect atmosphere.   Derbel McDillet ▲ Legend ▲ Member Nov 23, 2022 23,796 I'd honestly like another crack at 2D in the realm of Chinatown Wars as like a nice holdover. I like the main games, I just find them a bit cumbersome in the grand scheme of things. Yes, Chinatown Wars is my answer to the question about visuals.  Chance Hale Member Oct 26, 2017 13,136 Colorado Edit: misread the title because I'm a dipshit.   Last edited: Yesterday at 7:33 PM Kenny_Blankenship Member Jun 1, 2023 2,387 Probably the original PS2 version of GTA3.   DrFunk Member Oct 25, 2017 14,665 Definitely Vice City   CloseTalker Sister in the Craft Member Oct 25, 2017 37,997 Visually? Vice City by such a wide margin it's borderline comical. It's still my most preferred GTA overall, despite kind of playing like ass.   TaySan SayTan Member Dec 10, 2018 36,467 Tulsa, Oklahoma Vice City will always be my favorite for its setting and time period   Caesar III Member Jan 3, 2018 1,380 Derbel McDillet said: I'd honestly like another crack at 2D in the realm of Chinatown Wars as like a nice holdover. I like the main games, I just find them a bit cumbersome in the grand scheme of things. Yes, Chinatown Wars is my answer to the question about visuals. Click to expand... Click to shrink... It also had the best police system with takedowns to remove stars. That was amazing   RockyBalboa_ Member Apr 28, 2018 1,686 Vice City But I love the water effects in V  Last Jon Standing Member Oct 28, 2017 2,270 Brazil I love San Andreas's vibes, but GTA2 is my favorite. Yeah, the three cities look kinda samey, but I love the near future setting, with older and futuristic car models running on the streets.   m_shortpants Member Oct 25, 2017 15,189 They're all so good. I love the variety of OG San Andreas. San Fierro was foggy and gray, San Andreas kind of orange and hazy. GTA4 blew my mind due to the sheer detail and depth of Liberty City. I still love that game despite what people say.  NinjaScooter Member Oct 25, 2017 60,458 San Andreas nailed the early 90s Southern California gangsta movie/rap video vibe.   BasilZero Member Oct 25, 2017 39,791 Omni V I just love the overall design and setting.  Strike Member Oct 25, 2017 30,416 That's tough. Of the 3D GTA's, it was III. Loved the grittiness of it. Worst city in America. HD era, it was V.   WildGoose Member Oct 27, 2017 1,238 GTA2 has the most... unique? style of all of them for me, I love the way the cars look and how grimy and dystopian the city feels. I slightly prefer the nebulous "near future" setting over the more pronounced "satirized USA" of the games that came after.   Greywaren Member Jul 16, 2019 12,923 Spain Obviously V is the best looking one (yet), but Vice City's aesthetics are so memorable.   AfterZero Member Oct 27, 2017 394 V for me. I enjoyed the characters a ton. Lamar was a riot!   Jaymageck Member Nov 18, 2017 2,821 Toronto Probably San Andreas. Vice City is my favourite overall vibe but visually the orange of Los Santos is hard to beat.   TechnoDisaster Member Oct 29, 2017 3,307 USA San Andreas It nailed the vibe it was going for and still holds up in my eyes.  maze001 Member Sep 18, 2024 568 Vice City and V are tied at #1 for me. SA #2   Suede Gotham's Finest Member Oct 28, 2017 14,868 Scotland Always going to be Vice City, that OST is a monster and I just like the vibe and heat of Miami.   Vanguard Member Jan 15, 2025 502 I have a soft spot for San Andreas and Vice City, the art style was unique. But GTAV looks undeniably better fidelity-wise and I have to pick it because I enjoy the feeling of immersion that gives me. There is a wide variety of scenery and NPCs and it still looks great.   AuthenticM Son Altesse Sérénissime The Fallen Oct 25, 2017 34,985 Definitely Vice City, yeah. The neons and the 80s vibes. God, that game really was incredible at the time, wasn't it. I remember watching the first trailer for it constantly. It was *the* hype game after MGS2 and FFX the year before it.  Shan Member Oct 27, 2017 8,800 Vice City if only for the killer lineup of songs on radio. Also the only GTA where I know where, at least, 60-70 of the 100 hidden packages are by heart. I played it quite a bit lmao. I finished a playthrough again a few months ago.  goflyakite Member Jul 21, 2023 1,437 The PS2 was my first console, so I don't think I could fully appreciate the graphics of GTA III/VC/SA. GTA IV was revolutionary to me in many ways, including visually, and it's my favourite GTA too.  TheUnsungHero26 Member Oct 25, 2017 3,970 Canada It hasn't aged amazingly, but I was blown away by GTA IV at the time. Seeing the Algonquin skyline at night for the first time was a sight to behold.   Jimnymebob Member Oct 26, 2017 22,008 San Andreas for me, probably followed by IV, as surprising as that is for even me to admit, as someone who doesn't really like IV's Liberty City. I like Vice City's vibes, but I'm glad they're finally revisiting it, as I don't particularly like the map itself. The entire west island is just kinda there, which made the introduction of Vice City Stories absolutely suck, as you have to do like half of the game before you can legitimately get back over to Vice Beach. Driving down Vice Beach at night listening to Flash FM is absolute vibes, but that's kind of as far as Vice City truly shines for me in terms of visuals, and because Vice City is so tiny, it only takes about 40 seconds to do that drive lmao.  data west Member Oct 25, 2017 13,785 San Andreas something about it. so simple and so crude but perfectly captures that era 4 is up there but only at night. That vasoline smear really hurts daytime   Jubilant Duck Member Oct 21, 2022 9,141 Slow-driving to an assassination target as sheets of rain beat down on Liberty City and Phillip Glass played over the car stereo was a genuinely transportive moment for me. IV has to take the aesthetic cake.  Falchion Member Oct 25, 2017 44,253 data west said: San Andreas something about it. so simple and so crude but perfectly captures that era 4 is up there but only at night. That vasoline smear really hurts daytime Click to expand... Click to shrink... Yeah daytime GTA IV didn't feel canon.  skeezx Member Oct 27, 2017 23,576 "for its time" i was probably most impressed with San Andreas, though the character models did take me out of it a bit   Bucca Member Oct 25, 2017 5,254 GTA4s Liberty City is genuinely a cozy city. I can't explain why, but it just feels right.   Vex Member Oct 25, 2017 25,484 San Andreas had the best world by far. Only limited by the hardware it was made in at the time. Still an absolute technical achievement to get a world of that size running like that on a PS2. Edit: I still have a soft spot for GTA 3. Best mood imo.  kenjieno Member May 31, 2023 1,605 San Andreas holds its vibe proudly. Orange lushness.   Condwiramurs Member Nov 10, 2020 1,787   JigglesBunny Prophet of Truth Avenger Oct 27, 2017 35,932 Chicago Vice City, easily. Vice City meshed with GTA IV would probably be the best open world game ever made for my money.   Barrel Cannon It's Pronounced "Aerith" The Fallen Oct 25, 2017 11,061 For me it's GTA4 easily followed by San Andreas and then Vice City. The atmosphere of 4s visuals are just something else. On an HD CRT GTA4 still looks so good.   MADSUPERVILLAIN Member Jan 11, 2018 1,633 Dunedin, New Zealand 4 was the first to real do the scale right. Liberty city is dense in a way earlier cities weren't.   TheMadTitan Member Oct 27, 2017 29,688 San Andreas since it has the best melee combat once you get the martial arts gym unlocked.   Richietto One Winged Slayer Member Oct 25, 2017 25,895 North Carolina I have intense nostalgia towards Vice City's look.   Mxlegend99 Member May 20, 2018 721 Vice City was my favourite for the time it came out. Best vibes as a kid. Billie Jean in your first stolen vehicle. Csnt wsit for Vice City again with the visuals of GTA6 on my LG G4 screen.   Bishop89 What Are Ya' Selling? Member Oct 25, 2017 42,499 Melbourne, Australia Vc has always been my favourite, largely due to setting/visuals 

Split Fiction has had a "hugely successful launch" according to EA, as the latest co-op adventure from Hazelight Studios nears 4 million copies sold. The game was highlighted by EA in its wrap-up report for its 2025 fiscal year, and counted as a key part of what led to a "strong finish" for the year alongside EA Sports FC 25. Hazelight Studios followed up the news from the financial report with a post on its official X account, saying "4 million sold! So many of you have picked up Split Fiction already, it's amazing...Seeing the fun you have with our game and the love you show for Mio, Zoe and each other warms our hearts here at Hazelight. And so many hot dogs made..." Hazelight's previous title and game of the year winner in 2021, It Takes Two, surpassed 20 million copies sold in March 2025. Split Fiction has a long way to go to reach that milestone, but it certainly seems like it's on its way there. Just last week, we learned that the previously announced Split Fiction movie will star Sydney Sweeney as one of the two female leads. It's not yet known which of the two she will play or who will join her as a co-star. Wicked director Jon M. Chu has signed on to direct the adaptation, with Deadpool & Wolverine writers Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese penning the script. Along with confirming the sales milestone for Split Fiction, EA's wrap-up report for its 2025 fiscal year confirmed that the next Battlefield game will be revealed this summer and that it will release sometime before April 2026. The next Skate game is also set to release during that same period.

Channel Development Manager, Casual PlayThe Pokémon Company InternationalBellevue, Washington, United States2 hours agoApplyGet to know The Pokémon Company InternationalThe Pokémon Company International, a subsidiary of The Pokémon Company in Japan, manages the property outside of Asia and is responsible for brand management, licensing, marketing, the Pokémon Trading Card Game, the animated TV series, home entertainment, and the official Pokémon website. Pokémon was launched in Japan in 1996 and today is one of the most popular children's entertainment properties in the world.Learn more online at corporate.pokemon.com and pokemon.com.Get to know the roleJob Title: Channel Development Manager, Casual PlayJob Summary: As the Channel Development Manager for Casual Play in K12 Education, you will forge strong partnerships with education districts to create Pokémon Clubs in K12 schools, including school libraries. Your goal is to attract new young fans and deepen engagement with existing ones by connecting with them in their everyday environments.FLSA Classification (US Only): ExemptPeople Manager: NoWhat You’ll Do:Develop Partnerships : Identify and cultivate relationships with education districts and other educational organizations to create opportunities for acquiring new young fans and players in K12 schools.Manage Pokémon Clubs : Recruit, develop, and oversee partnerships to drive the adoption and growth of Pokémon Clubs, ensuring high retention and customer satisfaction within K12 schools in the United States and Canada.Strategic Collaboration : Work towards mutual goals to build awareness and support for the Pokémon Club network within educational settings.Analyze Trends : Evaluate program trends and provide insights and recommendations to enhance market performance.Forecasting & Analysis : Conduct KPI analyses and long-range forecasting to identify potential partnerships with education districts and other educational organizations.Program Evaluation : Monitor and assess the impact of Pokémon Clubs in schools and their success in the educational marketplace.Competitive Strategy : rack competitor activity and implement strategies to maintain retention and achieve best-in-class status for school-based Pokémon Clubs.Event Participation : Attend key educational events and conferences to connect with partner organizations, educators, and school administrators.Vendor Management : Manage vendor contracts, ensuring alignment with program and organizational goals.Cross-Functional Collaboration : Work effectively across teams to ensure stakeholder alignment and promote school-based Pokémon Club attendance.Customer Support : Provide exceptional support to casual play channel partners, vendors, and other stakeholders.Organized Play Collaboration : Collaborate on Organized Play programming to ensure goal and execution alignment within school environments.What You’ll Bring:Experience : 5-7 years of professional experience in partner and program management, preferably within educational settings.Program Operations Knowledge : Demonstrated understanding of how afterschool programs are implemented within the educational system and/or familiarity with organized play activities.Education : Bachelor's degree in a related field or equivalent experience.Market Success : Ability to deliver results in diverse markets.Communication Skills : Excellent verbal and written communication skills.People Skills : Strong interpersonal and customer service skills.Organizational Skills : Exceptional organizational skills and attention to detail.Time Management : Ability to manage time effectively and meet deadlines.Analytical Skills : Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.Leadership : Effective supervisory and leadership skills.Prioritization : Ability to prioritize tasks and delegate when appropriate.Project Knowledge : Thorough understanding of or ability to quickly learn about the program.Project Management : Proficiency in project management.Base Salary Range: For this role, new hires generally start between $105,000 - $125,000 per year. The full range is $105,000 - $157,000 per year. This range is applicable for the labor market where the role is intended to be hired. The final base salary is directly related to the candidate’s qualifications and professional experience uniquely.#LI-CK1 #LI-HybridHow you’ll be successfulPassion for Pokémon: Develops an understanding of the Pokémon brand, the impact it has on our people, culture, business, fans, and communities, and applying that knowledge and passion to everything you do.Challenging the Expected: Approaches challenges with curiosity and creativity, embracing the possibility of failure as an opportunity to learn something new, develop innovative ideas, solve complex problems and identify unique opportunities.Integrity and Respect: Demonstrates integrity and respect by leading with empathy, listening to others, seeking out different perspectives, and taking personal responsibility for decisions, actions, and results.Dedicated to Quality: Takes ownership to maintain and promote high standards, looks for new ways to learn and improve, and embraces a growth mindset to seek and apply feedback from others in an effort to continuously improve.Building Relationships: Develops and strengthens relationships, adopting a “team first” mentality and working collaboratively to solve problems and meet shared goals.Delighting Customers: Listens and understands the interests and needs of our customers and stakeholders, making them feel heard and important, and embracing these learnings to continue delivering a unique Pokémon experience.What to expectAn innovative culture driven by impact, delivering meaningful outcomes.Company events that celebrate the spirit of Pokémon.Competitive cash-based compensation programs.100% employer-paid healthcare premiums for you.Generous paid family leave.Employer-paid life insurance.Employer-paid long and short-term income protection insurance.US Employees: 401k Employer Matching.UK/IRE/MX Employees: Pension Employer Contributions.Fitness reimbursement.Commuter benefit.LinkedIn learning.Comprehensive relocation package for certain roles.Hybrid work environment.The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this role. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required. Employees may be required to perform duties outside of their normal responsibilities from time to time, as needed. For roles in the United Kingdom, candidates will need the right to work. In some cases, and for some roles, the Company may be able to arrange a visa. For roles in Ireland, this role requires candidates to have the right to live and work in the Republic of Ireland. However, we welcome applications from all nationalities and may consider supporting an employment permit application, in appropriate and suitable cases.The Pokémon Company International is committed to the inclusion of all qualified applicants for consideration in our job application process. 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The next year of Destiny 2 includes a massive homage to Star Wars. Destiny 2: Renegades is an expansion coming in December complete with lightsabers and a destination that looks very reminiscent of Tatooine.Suggested ReadingStar Wars Outlaws Lost Me With Its Story Trailer Share SubtitlesOffEnglishview videoSuggested ReadingStar Wars Outlaws Lost Me With Its Story Trailer Share SubtitlesOffEnglishWhat exactly will Renegades entail besides Star Wars fonts and iconic weaponry from a galaxy far, far away? Bungie isn’t saying just yet. The announcement came as a “one more thing” tease at the end of its Year Of Prophecy showcase focused on what the future of its sci-fi MMO shooter looks like, and there’s no information yet on just how closely it will bleed into the actual Star Wars universe, though the team isn’t being shy about the inspiration.A full reveal will come in September, but for now here’s the initial teaser trailer:Bungie said the expansion, which launches before the end of 2025 pending any delays, will take players to a lawless frontier within the Destiny solar system that channels the sci-fi Western style of the Star Wars universe. Presumably there won’t be any actual fictional cross-over, even if Bungie has been known to do plenty of branded collaborations and multiverse references in the past. Players already went hands-on with their first taste of Star Wars in the world of Destiny a few months back when Stormtrooper costumes and other Star Wars-themed cosmetics were put up for sale in the game. Despite their lore-crushing vibes, live-service games have embraced more and more crossovers in recent years, presumably because despite their grumbling, that’s the stuff players are actually willing to spend money on.In fact, the Destiny 2: Year of Prophecy Ultimate Edition even comes with skins for Darth Vader and other Star Wars villains. Yes, there are about to be Darth Vaders running around Bungie’s planet-hopping space wizard playground like it’s Star Wars: Battlefront 2 or something (though unfortunately for Hunter and Warlock mains, he seems to be class-specific to Titans). It’ll be interesting to see how an entire expansion like Renegades walks the narrative continuity tightrope. Maybe it’ll remain a strictly Destiny expansion in Star Wars cosplay, or maybe it’s a chance for Bungie to try something completely different now that a decade of storytelling around its Light and Darkness saga is finally wrapped up following last year’s Final Shape climax. Destiny 2's next expansion, The Edge of Fate, will arrive on July 15 and will likely give players plenty to do in the wait for Renegades.Update 5/6/2025 3:02 p.m. ET: added info about Darth Vader skins. .

We’re excited to get together with the community at Unite 2023, our first large-scale in-person conference in four years. Unite is all about meeting up with Unity developers from around the world to make connections, share inspiration and expertise, and dig deep into the present and future of the Unity platform.Today’s Keynote is packed with developers sharing their stories and games, new Unity demos, and updates about what’s coming and what’s here now to support all of you as you design, build, deploy, and run video games.In the Keynote, we’re kicking things off with a preview of the next major, supported version of Unity – with a new name. Say “hello” to Unity 6, our next Long Term Support (LTS) release, heading your way in 2024. Unity 6 will come with major performance enhancements and accelerated multiplayer game creation, as well as early access WebGPU support and deeper XR device support.We’re previewing some of these capabilities in Fantasy Kingdom in Unity 6, a stylized environment demo built around assets from Synty Studios that showcases upcoming enhancements for rendering, lighting, and scaling richer worlds with significant performance improvements. A major part of the demo is Adaptive Probe Volumes, which deliver more immersive, natural lighting scenarios. GPU Resident Drawer, GPU Occlusion Culling, and Spatial-Temporal Post-Processing (STP) unlock hardware-based optimizations and additional performance boosts.Unity 6 will also bring support for a brand-new WebGPU graphics backend. Starting from Unity 6, you will be able to run your Unity games anywhere on the web, including in a web view inside native apps or inside a browser. The new capabilities unlock support for new and exciting rendering features and enable next-level of graphics fidelity.You can check out our Roadmap session, available on demand soon, for more details on Unity 6.While we can’t wait to bring you this new version, we’re also highlighting some key features from our latest Long Term Support release, Unity 2022 LTS, including its full DOTS support and Universal Render Pipeline (URP) graphics features in a 3D sample that shows you how to develop, scale, and configure graphics for multiplatform projects. Download 2022 LTS and the URP 3D Sample Project today to get started.Building on the multiplayer capabilities unlocked with LTS 2022, StickyLock Studios is joining us to describe why they turned to Unity when developing their multiplayer competitive shooter game Histera.We’re offering a sneak peek of the upcoming Megacity Metro demo and sample game, created to highlight the end-to-end capabilities you need to deliver awesome multiplayer games. Megacity Metro refreshes our Megacity sample from 2018 with a new aesthetic and greater focus on cross-platform play. This game sample will show you how you can create and scale multiplayer experiences with support for over 100 players through the use of Netcode for Entities and Multiplay Hosting.We’re also showing you Safe Voice and Moderation, tools for managing toxicity in your multiplayer games that you can access in open beta today to provide a safer community for your players.At Unite, we are also unveiling the new Unity Cloud, with tools to connect and streamline workflows. Unity Cloud includes Unity Asset Manager, Unity DevOps, centralized Team Administration, Editor integrations, and an improved Dashboard UI to bring order to the game development lifecycle.Unity Cloud is in early access today for every version and subscription tier of Unity, including Personal Edition.As part of the Unite announcements, we are also unveiling the latest evolution of both Unity Muse and Unity Sentis. Unity Muse helps you iterate more quickly using AI capabilities like Chat, Sprite, and Texture to refine your vision.With Chat, you can use natural language prompts to find exactly what you’re looking for. In seconds, you’ll have well-structured answers and instructions – and even project-ready code. Using the Sprite capability, you can produce and modify 2D art directly in the Editor, generating production-quality textures for 2D and 3D projects, in any style, all inside your project.We’re also offering a glimpse of the next set of Muse capabilities, currently in prerelease and fully supported later in 2024: Behavior, Animate, and Sketch. Behavior enables you to instantly set up character interactions. Simply describe the desired actions, and Muse will create behavior trees in the Editor. For both aspiring and skilled animators, Animate lets you bring humanoid characters to life with just a few text prompts. With Sketch, you can get started mocking up collaboratively on the web before importing your sample scene into the Editor.Muse produces game art that can be tweaked and modified for production use, so you can drop the asset directly into a Unity project. To learn more about how we trained our models and the techniques applied for quality-controlled outputs, check out our blog post on responsible AI and enhanced model training at Unity. Since it’s powered by our custom-built, responsibly trained model, you don’t have to worry about accidentally generating someone else’s copyrighted materials. We’re committed to ensuring that Muse provides safe and original assets for all paid subscribers. After this early access period, if anyone claims that your Muse-generated assets infringe copyright, we’ll defend you ourselves.Muse is available now in early access, and subscriptions are $30 a month. While Muse is still in early access, you can experiment as much as you want, without limits. During this period, as we learn with you, all features have unlimited usage. At the conclusion of early access, which we expect to be in the spring of 2024, we’ll update the Muse terms and conditions and allow you to purchase overages if needed, and we’ll give you plenty of notice before we make any changes. Follow the latest on Muse in Discussions, and be sure to check out the FAQ that will be updated as development progresses.With Unity Sentis, you can embed AI models in the Unity Runtime in your game or application, enabling enhanced gameplay and other functionality on end-user devices. You can take models from places like Tensorflow, Pytorch, Meta, and OpenAI, or marketplaces like Keras or HuggingFace. Sentis uses the open ONNX file standard to import and optimize them for the Unity Runtime.Because Sentis allows trained AI models to run locally on all Unity-supported devices, you can imagine and deliver experiences like smart interactive NPCs with open-ended quests, object recognition, and more – without worrying about cloud compute costs or latency.Sentis continues in open beta and is free for all Unity users at this time, with a full release to follow with Unity 6 next year. Follow the latest on Sentis in Discussions, and be sure to share the amazing things you build with the community.At Unite, we’re announcing a new partnership with Meta to bring Unity titles to Instant Games across Facebook and Messenger. This will be available in beta late next year.We’re adding more ways to build mixed reality games and experiences for Meta Quest 3 by officially launching AR Foundation for the Quest platform. This lets you bring the real world into your mixed reality games – and use our templates to start building for it right now.Earlier this year, Unity’s platform support for Apple Vision Pro was announced at WWDC, and the world was introduced to Unity PolySpatial, which allows you to build unique spatial experiences that can run alongside other applications in Apple Vision Pro’s Shared Space. Thousands of you, from 145 countries, registered interest to participate in our beta program for visionOS – and during the Keynote, we’re announcing that Unity visionOS Beta is open to all Unity Pro, Enterprise, and Industry customers as of today.Finally, we’re concluding the Keynote with a look at your amazing creations and by announcing the community-nominated and elected winners of the 15th Unity Awards. Congratulations to all the winners!Unite 2023 is happening now with technical sessions, roadmap deep dives, and more. Select content from the event will also be made available on YouTube over the coming weeks. Watch the full Keynote address below.

We’re ecstatic to announce that Kisson Lin, founder and CEO of Tanka, will be joining us at TechCrunch Sessions: AI for a provocative — and instructive — interview titled “Your Next Co-Founder Will Be AI.” She’s among the many excellent speakers joining the event June 5 at UC Berkeley’s Zellerbach Hall, and there’s still plenty of time to register to get your seat at the table to learn from their expertise. If you don’t already know Lin, her company powers an AI messenger with long-term memory that self-learns and evolves with teams. Before founding Tanka, Lin worked at several tech giants, including Meta, where she was based in Singapore, and at TikTok, where from Beijing she helped lead the company’s e-commerce and ads monetization strategies. She’s also a repeat entrepreneur, having previously co-founded Mindverse AI, where as the company’s COO, she helped developed products, including Me.bot, an AI note-taking app with memory capabilities, and MindOS, an AI agent operating system. Indeed, Lin — who has a master’s degree in data science and business statistics from the Chinese University of Hong Kong — has built an impressive career at the intersection of AI, memory systems, and team collaboration tools. A self-described “longtime neuroscience enthusiast and amateur sci-fi writer,” she is particularly fascinated by how memory shapes intelligence, a passion that directly informs Tanka’s approach to AI. At TechCrunch Sessions: AI, Lin will discuss how Tanka’s AI memory technology can make teams far more efficient — a model that has powerful implications for solo founders looking to compete with larger organizations. (Since its beta launch in October 2024, Tanka says users have already saved the equivalent of 111 workdays through the platform’s AI-generated smart replies.) But she’ll also be talking more broadly about some of the tools and processes that are now making it possible for solopreneurs to build big businesses without massive teams — and also without excessive amounts of venture funding. The interview is part of our broader program featuring top AI leaders, including Anthropic co-founder Jared Kaplan, Databricks co-founder and UC Berkeley professor Ion Stoica, and DeepMind senior product manager Logan Kilpatrick. Techcrunch event Exhibit at TechCrunch Sessions: AI Secure your spot at TC Sessions: AI and show 1,200+ decision-makers what you’ve built — without the big spend. Available through May 9 or while tables last. Exhibit at TechCrunch Sessions: AI Secure your spot at TC Sessions: AI and show 1,200+ decision-makers what you’ve built — without the big spend. Available through May 9 or while tables last. Berkeley, CA | June 5 BOOK NOW With approximately 1,000 attendees expected, TechCrunch Sessions: AI is a must-attend event for AI developers and founders navigating the rapidly evolving AI ecosystem. If you’re building an AI startup — or planning to launch one — this event offers crucial insights that will shape your strategic direction. Lin’s session should be particularly high on your priority list. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the industry’s brightest minds about what your priorities should be in this new era of AI-powered entrepreneurship. Register today for TechCrunch Sessions: AI, and secure your spot at what promises to be one of the most influential AI gatherings of the year.