During GDC, Xbox’s ID@Xbox Showcase put independent video games in the spotlight. More exciting, though, was the diversity of game genres on the floor and seeing representation from so many countries and backgrounds. While at the showcase, we spoke with Chris Charla, GM of Portfolios & Programs, including ID@Xbox. In our conversation, we discussed discoverability,
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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. One Battle After Another Wins Big at the Oscars The 98th annual Academy Awards were held last night
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Five years ago, Oklahoma oil regulators took on a project with an impressive name: the Source of Truth. State officials wanted a comprehensive database capturing all vital information about the more than 11,000 wells in Oklahoma that shoot the toxic byproduct of oil production back underground. I’d heard about this project from several people during
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The ideal season finale provides enough closure while dangling enough threads for future seasons. The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin surprised many fans with how exciting the series turned out to be, and how beautifully impressive the cinematography was The faith-based fantasy series had many goals, including highlighting a different version of the Arthurian
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This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Sinners racked up four Oscar wins last night, for original screenplay, lead actor, cinematography, and score. To celebrate, we’re sharing this list again, so read on for six books to read if you loved Sinners! By the time
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From its opening episode, Starfleet Academy Season 1 establishes that its battles won’t be fought primarily in space. There are no massive fleet engagements, no ships being torn apart in spectacular combat sequences, and very few of the kinds of external crises that typically define Star Trek finales. Instead, the season places its conflict somewhere
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