For nearly three decades, video games based on popular films were a common sight, often released across multiple platforms. Despite their ubiquity, most suffered from tight deadlines and limited film access, leading to a reputation for poor quality. This article explores the rise, quality challenges, commercial drivers, and eventual decline of movie tie-in games by around 2010.
Madden NFL 26's Week 18 ratings update is live, bringing numerous player adjustments across all divisions but no new mem...
NBA 2K26's fifth season update introduces extensive player rating adjustments across all divisions, reflecting recent on...
A quiet crisis of non-consensual deepfake pornography is growing on social media, with Elon Musk's Grok chatbot at the c...
CES 2026 concluded with AI and robotics dominating the tech landscape, particularly the rise of "physical AI." Major announcements included Nvidia's new Rubin architecture and AI models for autonomous vehicles, AMD's Ryzen AI processors for PCs, and AI integrations from Ford and Amazon. The event also showcased innovative products like the Clicks Communicator phone and LG's home robot CLOiD, refle...
Datadog has successfully integrated OpenAI’s Codex into its code review workflows to enhance reliability and detect syst...
Microsoft and Hexagon Robotics have partnered to accelerate the commercialization of AI-powered humanoid robots for indu...
Elon Musk's AI chatbot, Grok, has restricted image generation and editing to paying subscribers following a global uproa...
Flutterwave didn’t just buy Mono, it upgraded its power. This deal is about data, trust, and who controls Africa’s financial future, and why it matters more than the price tag.
Retail across Africa, especially Nigeria, is rapidly transforming through the integration of mobile wallets with POS sys...
Fintech News Africa offers a retrospective on 2025, highlighting Africa's dynamic fintech scene before its holiday break...
PayPal is set to return to Africa in 2026. What does this planned return mean to Africa? This article questions the tim...