Apple wants to tap the talent at Foxconn to power its Apple Intelligence servers, though the supplier may already be at capacity.Apple IntelligenceApple has been ramping up efforts for Apple Intelligence, its user-centric suite of artificial intelligence tools. Consequently, the company aims to manufacture specialized servers to enhance its computational power.Currently, the company is in talks with Foxconn, its largest iPhone supplier. The Taiwanese supplier already provides a similar service for Nvidia. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

The first trailer for Marvel Rivals Moon Knight is now available, highlighting the heros looks and overall combat prowess. However, IGN China went hands-on with the new Duelist and outlined how his powers work. Check it out below.The Fist of Khonshu can glide into battle and attack opponents up close but excels at dismantling groups. Thats due to his primary projectile, which can bounce between enemies, dealing more damage with each ricochet. His Ultimate is an area-of-effect attack which summons Khonshus hands, and while it doesnt last very long, it deals some pretty hefty damage to those unlucky enough to get caught.Another noteworthy part of the gameplay is Hawkeye, or what seems to be his icon in the kill feed at two minutes and 49 seconds. Perhaps the next character reveal before launch? Well find out in the coming weeks.Marvel Rivals is out on December 6th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. Psylocke is another recently revealed Duelist check out her abilities here.

Following Tokyo Game Show 2024, various gameplay presentations have begun to emerge, including from Omega Forces Dynasty Warriors: Origins. Set during the Subjugation of Yuan Shu, it sees the nameless protagonist and their coalition fighting against Yuan Shu. Check it out below.Players start by attacking the enemy castle from the East; however, as noted by producer Tomohiko Sho, they meet quick resistance from shielded enemies and catapult fire. Instead of continuing to push ahead, the protagonist ventures to the northeast base to support their allies. Upon returning, players must escort a siege tower to the walls, utilizing tactics like Invigoration to spur allies and avoid dangerous attacks from enemy troops.Battling opposing Officers can be trickier. You need to exploit any openings or use Arts to break through their Fortitude. Enemy armies can also unleash tactics, like Fiery Fortress, which deal extensive damage, so you have to take them out ASAP to avoid significant casualties.The gameplay showcases other powerful tactics and different weapons that the protagonist can employ, including a Guan Dao. Eventually, youll march alongside the armies of Liu Bei and Lu Bu and even switch to your companion, Huang Gai, to wreak extensive havoc on Yuan Shu. Were talking mid-air powerbomb generating shockwaves to decimate hundreds of enemies levels of havoc.Dynasty Warriors: Origins launches on January 17th, 2025, for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. Head here for more gameplay, and stay tuned for updates.

Guerrilla Games and Studio Gobo have a new trailer available for LEGO Horizon Adventures, featuring Aloy battling a rampaging Thunderjaw. However, it quickly devolves into a musical number as she sings Tubthumper by Chumbawamba, a classic 90s song. Even the Thunderjaw joins in. Check it out below.If the trailer wasnt indication enough, LEGO Horizon Adventures has a lighter touch than Guerrillas mainline series. Though based on Horizon Zero Dawn, with Aloy searching for her mother in the post-apocalyptic world, it forgoes many of the darker elements in favor of humor. The gameplay doesnt veer completely into Stud-collecting territory like other LEGO titles (though it features a similar perspective) and supports co-op.LEGO Horizon Adventures is out on November 14th for PC, Nintendo Switch, and PS5, having gone gold near the end of October. It will take seven to eight hours to complete. Check out details for the Digital Deluxe Edition, which features outfits based on Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart and LittleBigPlanets Sackboy.

TheHello Neighborfranchise has never enjoyed the sort of critical reception that its fascinating core premise has always had the potential for, though clearly, it has been successful enough that tinyBuild keeps coming back to it. Another new instalment has, in fact, now been announced.tinyBuild has officially announcedHello Neighbor 3,another survival horror stealth experience that fans of the series will find familiar. Players will return to the town of Raven Brooks once again, and you can expect it to be as unsettling as every.Like its predecessors, the game is going to be heavily systemic, with each resident of the town having a unique personality and the entire town being fully simulated in real time. Player freedom will be emphasized, and finding creative solutions to problems will be encouraged. Check out the first developer diary for the game below for more details on what to expect.Hello Neighbor 3is currently announced only for PC, and theres no word yet on when it will release. Stay tuned for more details in the coming weeks and months.

Nintendo suing streamer for broadcasting ten games ahead of releaseFirm is seeking $152,500 in damages for violations of Copyright ActImage credit: Nintendo News by Sophie McEvoy Staff Writer Published on Nov. 11, 2024 Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against streamer Jesse "Every Game Guru" Keighin for broadcasting gameplay of ten pirated titles prior to release.In a filing submitted to the US District Court for the District of Colorado last Wednesday, Nintendo accused Keighin of obtaining and streaming leaked titles on more than 50 occasions since 2022, most recently Mario & Luigi: Brothership and The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom.The firm alleged that despite issuing dozens of takedown notices on platforms including YouTube, Twitch, and Kick, Keighin continued to stream unreleased games. His YouTube and Twitch channels were recently shut down due to copyright strikes.Nintendo also highlighted that Keighin uses unlawfully modified consoles and emulators to play the leaked titles, and has shared links to emulators such as Yuzu and Ryujinx for viewers to use.According to the filing, Keighin sent a letter to Nintendo in late October "boasting that he has 'a thousand burner channels' to stream" and will continue to use them.Nintendo is seeking $152,500 in damages for alleged violations of the Copyright Act, in addition to violations of anti-circumvention and anti-trafficking provisions. It is also seeking further compensation for "actual damages" to be proven at trial.The firm has asked for the seizure and destruction of emulators and devices in Keighin's possession, including hard drives and other electronic storage devices.A Nintendo spokesperson told Polygon: "We can confirm that we filed a lawsuit against an individual who has engaged and continues to engage in clear infringement of Nintendo's IP rights, as well as violations of our Game Content guidelines."Nintendo is passionate about protecting the creative works of game developers and publishers who expend significant time and effort to create experiences that bring smiles to all."Nintendo has been cracking down on emulators this year. Tropic Haze, the developer of Yuzu, agreed to pay Nintendo $2.4 million in a settlement in March while Ryujinx reportedly ended development after being contacted by Nintendo last month.

Death Stranding reaches 19m players globally | News-in-briefThe critically-acclaimed title launched on November 8, 2019 for PlayStation 4, has since released on multiple platformsImage credit: Kojima Productions News by Sophie McEvoy Staff Writer Published on Nov. 11, 2024 This is a News-in-brief article, our short format linking to an official source for more information. Read more about this story by following the link below:Death Stranding reaches 19m players globally

Nintendo suing streamer for broadcasting ten games ahead of releaseFirm is seeking $152,500 in damages for violations of Copyright ActImage credit: Nintendo News by Sophie McEvoy Staff Writer Published on Nov. 11, 2024 Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against streamer Jesse "Every Game Guru" Keighin for broadcasting gameplay of ten pirated titles prior to release.In a filing submitted to the US District Court for the District of Colorado last Wednesday, Nintendo accused Keighin of obtaining and streaming leaked titles on more than 50 occasions since 2022, most recently Mario & Luigi: Brothership and The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom.The firm alleged that despite issuing dozens of takedown notices on platforms including YouTube, Twitch, and Kick, Keighin continued to stream unreleased games. His YouTube and Twitch channels were recently shut down due to copyright strikes.Nintendo also highlighted that Keighin uses unlawfully modified consoles and emulators to play the leaked titles, and has shared links to emulators such as Yuzu and Ryujinx for viewers to use.According to the filing, Keighin sent a letter to Nintendo in late October "boasting that he has 'a thousand burner channels' to stream" and will continue to use them.Nintendo is seeking $152,500 in damages for alleged violations of the Copyright Act, in addition to violations of anti-circumvention and anti-trafficking provisions. It is also seeking further compensation for "actual damages" to be proven at trial.The firm has asked for the seizure and destruction of emulators and devices in Keighin's possession, including hard drives and other electronic storage devices.A Nintendo spokesperson told Polygon: "We can confirm that we filed a lawsuit against an individual who has engaged and continues to engage in clear infringement of Nintendo's IP rights, as well as violations of our Game Content guidelines."Nintendo is passionate about protecting the creative works of game developers and publishers who expend significant time and effort to create experiences that bring smiles to all."Nintendo has been cracking down on emulators this year. Tropic Haze, the developer of Yuzu, agreed to pay Nintendo $2.4 million in a settlement in March while Ryujinx reportedly ended development after being contacted by Nintendo last month.

NetEase execs arrested for alleged money laundering and briberyCorruption charges reportedly amount to roughly $139m News by Sophie McEvoy Staff Writer Published on Nov. 11, 2024 Nine NetEase employees have reportedly been detained on money laundering and bribery charges amounting to an estimated $139.3 million.As reported by Bloomberg Law, two senior executives were among those allegedly arrested general manager Jin Yuchen and esports division head Xiang Liang.The alleged corruption reportedly occurred within its esports and distribution and marketing sectors, according to Chinese news site Yicai Global.An unknown number of external individuals linked to the anti-corruption charges are also being investigated, with NetEase adding that 27 external companies have been blacklisted due to connections with the conduct of those arrested.According to an internal memo, the nine employees involved have since been fired from NetEase and are no longer listed on the firm's systems.A NetEase spokesperson told Eurogamer that police were "investigating corruption charges but would not disclose more details at this time."As noted by Eurogamer, this is reportedly the second internal anti-corruption investigation launched by NetEase since September 2023.