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Asha Sharma-appointed Xbox VP of engineering leaves just three months after moving over from Microsoft's CoreAI team
Jared Palmer, Xbox's Vice President of Engineering, has left the company after only three months to join AI firm Cognition. Palmer was part of a team led by Asha Sharma, who also recently moved to Xbox from Microsoft's CoreAI division. His departure comes during a period of significant restructuring and layoffs within Xbox.
Crispy Circuits – Beta Sign Up | Alpha Beta Gamer
Crispy Circuits is a new wholesome electronics puzzle game where players build real circuits to repair an RC airplane. Utilizing a physically accurate SPICE simulator, the game encourages experimentation and learning through creative puzzles. Beta sign-ups are now open for the game.
All Systems Go: See Your Mining Operation Come to Life as Hydroneer Launches on PS5 & Xbox Series X|S
The indie sandbox simulation game Hydroneer, along with its DLC Journey to Volcalidus, has launched on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Developed by Foulball Hangover, the game features free-form progression, automated crafting, and couch co-op. The release marks the game's expansion to consoles six years after its initial PC launch.
Engineering puzzle game U.V.S. Nirmana arrives from the Zachtronics team at Coincidence
The Zachtronics team, under the Coincidence name, has released a new engineering puzzle game titled U.V.S. Nirmana, with Klei Entertainment handling publishing. The game features thirty puzzles focused on designing pipe networks and managing energy flows. It is available on PC with Linux support.
Clever engineering roguelike Rogue Voltage 1.0 arrives May 1st
The roguelike deck-builder Rogue Voltage will launch its 1.0 version on May 1st, exiting Early Access. The game features a unique module-wiring system for creating chain reactions, with over 160 modules available. It will be available on PC and Linux.
Films About Teachers That Explore Education, Influence, and Change
This article discusses films that explore themes of education, influence, and social change, highlighting how mentors and learning experiences can shape lives. It features movies like "Rule Breakers," "If You Build It," and "Coded Bias," which showcase the power of education in overcoming challenges and fostering innovation across various fields, including STEM and robotics.
