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Copilot 3D Just Launched — Here’s How Well It Turns Flat Images Into 3D Models
By Sean Endicott published
AI Microsoft Copilot 3D transforms a single 2D image into a usable 3D model for printing, gaming, VR, and more, and it doesn't require a subscription.

OpenAI faces Backlash Over the Deprecation of GPT-5’s Predecessors
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI GPT-5 may look impressive on paper, but user backlash points to slower performance, bland responses, and a degraded ChatGPT experience.

New Xbox Game Pass games (Aug. 2025): What's coming, leaving soon
By Zachary Boddy last updated
Xbox Game Pass As Xbox Game Pass grows ever bigger, I'm keeping careful track of the best new additions, upcoming arrivals, which games are leaving soon, and much more.

Ready or Not Quietly Regains Xbox Play Anywhere
By Adam Hales published
Xbox VOID Interactive, developers behind Ready or Not, have quietly re-added Xbox Play Anywhere after removing it before release.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 kicks off Season 5
By Cole Martin published
Gaming Activision kicks off Season 5 of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, with the finale to Black Ops 6's Zombies story, big changes to Verdansk in Warzone, and new maps for multiplayer.

Windows Central Podcast: Is the Future of Computing Agentic?
By Zac Bowden published
Podcast Dan & Zac discuss Microsoft's new "Windows 2030 Vision" series, the first of which hints at a potential future "Agentic OS" from Microsoft. What might that look like?

Battlefield 6 Adds Anti-Aliasing Toggle—Competitive Players Rejoice
By Michael Hoglund published
Gaming DICE has been listening and looks to build on that over the next two weekends.

Bungie's Independence Fades as Sony Tightens Control Over Studio
By Adam Hales published
News Sony CFO comments on Bungie, stating they will gradually become part of PlayStation Studios

Ninja Gaiden 4 Can Run at 120 FPS on Xbox Series X
By Samuel Tolbert published
Xbox Ninja Gaiden 4 can be played at 120 FPS on Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, with options for players to focus on framerate rather than resolution.

PlayStation Says It Is "Moving Away" from Hardware Centricity — Could More Xbox Ports Be On The Way?
By Jez Corden published
Xbox As Xbox comes to dominate Sony's own PlayStation Store, the famed firm is asking itself why it shouldn't do the same. Can we expect even more Xbox games from PlayStation in the future? My guess is "yes."
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