Elden Ring: Shadow Of The Erdtree's southwestern section of the map is the Jagged Peak. Here, players will come face to face with multiple dragon field bosses along with two powerful optional bosses, with one being one of the hardest bosses in the DLC.

A new Pokemon GO leak reveals that Bulbasaur will be the first monster to get its Dynamax form. Pokemon GO has been introducing many features and new Pokemon since its launch, enhancing the player experience. Despite this, there are two features that Pokemon GO trainers still miss.

A Destiny 2 player has come up with a simple but effective idea for improving the usefulness of the Prismatic Titan. The Prismatic subclass was added to Destiny 2 when The Final Shape expansion was released in June 2024, with the new subclass allowing players to mix light and dark abilities to become a more powerful Guardian as they took on The Witness.

From the pixelated visuals of its debut game to the current-gen mobile and VR installments, the Resident Evil franchise has consistently terrified gamers in various ways. While virus-infected people and creatures alone can frighten many players, this list delves deeper to uncover some of the most chilling moments in the franchise's historywhether through encounters with enormous zombified monsters or phobia-inducing scenarios.

An extremely weird Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree DLC bug is causing the final boss, Promised Consort Radahn, to die automatically and giving players 250k runes for free. The only caveat is that since the boss just dies without the player even fighting them, this means they will be locked out of fighting the boss until they start a new playthrough in Elden Ring.

While trying to complete the Honkai: Star Rail Growls to Grace quest released in version 2.4, players will encounter an annoying IPC employee named Skott. This character is trying to bring a cargo filled with samples of unknown organisms into Xianzhou Luofu city, and its up to the Trailblazers to stop him.

Most video games live or die on their ability to appeal to popular fantasies, whether the dream of being an all-powerful warrior, a cunning adventurer, or even a heartbreaker. Just as cultural tastes differ, so do the standards of normality. In the West, most dating sims are considered "outside acceptable normality," whereas even the most violent, revenge-fueled murder simulators are hunky-dory for the most part. On the flip side, big, non-linear games that emphasize player freedom are met, at best, with a shrug from audiences in some Eastern countries.

Yuno Grinberryall is Asta's aloof rival in Black Clover. However, despite receiving the same upbringing as the latter, Yuno showcases immense magic abilities, which brings us to the question of his heritage. Its well-known in the world of Black Clover that those with incredible magic skills are those of royal heritage, with vast mana storage and powerful grimoires.

Nine months following the last round of layoffs at the company, Bungie is letting go of 17% of the studio's workforce.

In celebration of Zooxs 10th anniversary, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang recently joined the robotaxi companys CEO, Aicha Evans, and its cofounder and CTO, Jesse Levinson, to discuss the latest in autonomous vehicle (AV) innovation and experience a ride in the Zoox robotaxi.In a fireside chat at Zooxs headquarters in Foster City, Calif., the trio reflected on the two companies decade of collaboration. Evans and Levinson highlighted how Zoox pioneered the concept of a robotaxi purpose-built for ride-hailing and created groundbreaking innovations along the way, using NVIDIA technology.The world has never seen a robotics company like this before, said Huang. Zoox started out solely as a sustainable robotics company that delivers robots into the world as a fleet.Since 2014, Zoox has been on a mission to create fully autonomous, bidirectional vehicles purpose-built for ride-hailing services. This sets it apart in an industry largely focused on retrofitting existing cars with self-driving technology.A decade later, the company is operating its robotaxi, powered by NVIDIA GPUs, on public roads.Computing at the CoreZoox robotaxis are, at their core, supercomputers on wheels. Theyre built on multiple NVIDIA GPUs dedicated to processing the enormous amounts of data generated in real time by their sensors.The sensor array includes cameras, lidar, radar, long-wave infrared sensors and microphones. The onboard computing system rapidly processes the raw sensor data collected and fuses it to provide a coherent understanding of the vehicles surroundings.The processed data then flows through a perception engine and prediction module to planning and control systems, enabling the vehicle to navigate complex urban environments safely.NVIDIA GPUs deliver the immense computing power required for the Zoox robotaxis autonomous capabilities and continuous learning from new experiences.Using Simulation as a Virtual Proving GroundKey to Zooxs AV development process is its extensive use of simulation. The company uses NVIDIA GPUs and software tools to run a wide array of simulations, testing its autonomous systems in virtual environments before real-world deployment.These simulations range from synthetic scenarios to replays of real-world scenarios created using data collected from test vehicles. Zoox uses retrofitted Toyota Highlanders equipped with the same sensor and compute packages as its robotaxis to gather driving data and validate its autonomous technology.This data is then fed back into simulation environments, where it can be used to create countless variations and replays of scenarios and agent interactions.Zoox also uses what it calls adversarial simulations, carefully crafted scenarios designed to test the limits of the autonomous systems and uncover potential edge cases.The companys comprehensive approach to simulation allows it to rapidly iterate and improve its autonomous driving software, bolstering AV safety and performance.Weve been using NVIDIA hardware since the very start, said Levinson. Its a huge part of our simulator, and we rely on NVIDIA GPUs in the vehicle to process everything around us in real time.A Neat Way to SeatZooxs robotaxi, with its unique bidirectional design and carriage-style seating, is optimized for autonomous operation and passenger comfort, eliminating traditional concepts of a cars front and back and providing equal comfort and safety for all occupants.I came to visit you when you were zero years old, and the vision was compelling, Huang said, reflecting on Zooxs evolution over the years. The challenge was incredible. The technology, the talent it is all world-class.Using NVIDIA GPUs and tools, Zoox is poised to redefine urban mobility, pioneering a future of safe, efficient and sustainable autonomous transportation for all.From Testing Miles to Market ProjectionsAs the AV industry gains momentum, recent projections highlight the potential for explosive growth in the robotaxi market. Guidehouse Insights forecasts over 5 million robotaxi deployments by 2030, with numbers expected to surge to almost 34 million by 2035.The regulatory landscape reflects this progress, with 38 companies currently holding valid permits to test AVs with safety drivers in California. Zoox is currently one of only six companies permitted to test AVs without safety drivers in the state.As the industry advances, Zoox has created a next-generation robotaxi by combining cutting-edge onboard computing with extensive simulation and development.In the image at top, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang stands with Zoox CEO Aicha Evans and Zoox cofounder and CTO Jesse Levinson in front of a Zoox robotaxi.