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Brendan Greene, the father of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, resigns and establishes a new studio
Brendan Greene, the father of PUBG’s “PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds,” announced his departure from Krafton in South Korea last week and posted a video to communicate the news, according to The Verge. Six years ago, he created the game genre “Battle Royale,” which was originally a modified version of Mod based on ARMA. Since then, he has aided in the development of the game “PUBG.”
He announced his departure from the PUBG game team earlier this week. On September 3, he congratulated all of the video game developers and players for working together to turn a simple game mode into a variety of great game varieties.
Brendan Greene stated that he enjoys sandbox open-world games because they provide players with a lot of freedom. He and his team founded a new studio called Prologue in order to produce a sandbox game with a broader universe and a more authentic experience.
According to him, the new open-world game’s map would span hundreds of kilometers, allowing thousands of people to interact, explore, and create new things in the game.
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Brendan stated that he intends to follow in the footsteps of many previous great creators, with the goal of building a virtual world rather than just a game. There are numerous hurdles in the production of new games right now. It’s impossible, for example, to manually add diverse parts to this vast world. As a result, the team decided to use neural networks to assist create a game environment that is as genuine as possible.
Brendan’s ambition is to improve the game world’s interactive capabilities. In the wilderness, players must rely solely on their own ability to discover tools and gather materials. The only objective of the task is to reach a specific location on the map. Players will not be given any recommended paths or other directions in the game.
Brendan Greene noted that additional Prologue studios’ recent developments will be announced soon. He has agreed to an exclusive interview with VentureBeat, which is set to air live on Saturday, local time. His studio is now hiring, and interested game creators may learn more at the Prologue official website.
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An anonymous user recently posted more than an hour of “GTA 6” development video on the GTA forum, potentially becoming one of the most high-profile data leaks in the game industry’s history. British police have confirmed that they have charged a teen who was arrested in connection with the alleged hacking that is linked to the recent GTA 6 and Uber data breaches, according to a report.
According to Bloomberg Legal, the 17-year-old hacker pleaded not guilty to computer misuse charges today. A 17-year-old boy arrested in Oxfordshire on Thursday has now been charged with two counts of breaching bail conditions and two counts of misusing a computer to appear at Highbury Point Youth Court on Saturday, City of London police said on Saturday.
According to prosecutor Valerie Benjamin, the suspects used mobile phones to hack into companies and “blackmail them” for illegally obtained software. In youth court, the man denied using his cell phone for hacking. The judge announced that the case would be referred to a higher court, which would hear a “similar” case later.
We understand that while police did not comment on whether the arrest was related to this month’s GTA 6 data breach, reporter Matthew Keys cited sources as saying the teenager was known as “AK” because of his age.
The source also said the teenager was linked to a group called Lapsus$ and was arrested earlier this year for hacking Microsoft and Nvidia. “U.S. federal law enforcement officials, working with their British counterparts, have identified the AK as a common suspect in both attacks,” the Keys source said.
In addition, at least two other people are believed to have been involved in the attacks against Rockstar and Uber, and more arrests are expected, a law enforcement source said.
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Angry Birds is back on smartphones, rebuilt from the ground up in a faithful replica of the original game that has racked up billions of downloads across the world.
The survival of the popular enraged birds avenging the greedy pigs who have stolen their eggs is in jeopardy in Rovio Classics: Angry Birds. Through difficult physics-based gameplay, players will be able to exploit each bird’s unique abilities to destroy the pigs’ fortifications.
Rovio Classics: Angry Birds includes all 8 original episodes from 2012:
To be solved with a slingshot, each level takes logic, talent, and physical strength, and this edition includes all 8 original episodes of 2012 Angry Birds, totaling over 390 levels.
To get through the toughest levels, the Rovio puzzle features all of the original classic characters as well as the Great Eagle. Rovio Classics: Angry Birds costs $0.99 (roughly 85 INR) on Android and is free of in-app purchases and adverts. The badge to find the game in the Google Play Store can be found below. For installation, you’ll need Android 6.0 or later.
“We are extremely grateful to have such an amazing community of engaged fans that care deeply about our games.” says Rovio CEO Alex Pelletier-Normand. “Angry Birds has touched so many people and has been a large presence in mobile gaming. After hearing the outcry from our fans, we just had to find a way to bring Angry Birds back.”
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“League of Legends” 2022 LPL spring playoffs schedule is postponed again, online from April 12
The League of Legends Professional League officially issued an announcement announcing that the 2022 LPL spring playoff schedule was postponed again.
The announcement pointed out that in order to fully cooperate with the epidemic prevention and control work and ensure the health and safety of players and staff, the League of Legends competition committee has evaluated and fully communicated with the clubs to decide – on the playoffs originally scheduled to resume on April 8. The schedule will be postponed until April 12 to continue online.
The League of Legends professional league official pointed out in the announcement that the competition time of the spring finals will be announced separately, and players are requested to continue to pay attention to the follow-up updates. If there are other adjustments in the future, it will communicate with you as soon as possible.
The DNS has learned that on March 29, the League of Legends professional league official has released an announcement for the first time to announce the postponement of the 2022 LPL spring playoff schedule. At that time, the playoff schedule originally scheduled from April 1 to April 7 will be postponed to April 8 to be played online.
In mid-March, League of Legends officials also announced that the remaining games of the regular season will be adjusted to online games from March 15th.
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