Month: March 2018

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When they were first released, Turok and Turok 2: Seeds of Evil really stood out to me as offering a unique experience different from other FPS titles of the time. I can still remember spending countless hours playing Turok at my local Funcoland store! So having the opportunity to work on the remasters of these classic titles was something that I was really eager to do. Even before I joined Nightdive, I was working on a hobby project that aimed to recreate the original Turok through reverse engineering. It wasn’t anything that I thought that I would ever use, I… Continue reading Remastered Classics Turok and Turok 2 Available Now on Xbox One→

Picture this: a quiet country scene. Birds, trees, all the things you’d usually expect. All you can hear is the wind through the branches, a distant tractor, and the occasional bird. But wait! That tractor seems to be getting awfully loud, and louder all the time. I don’t think that’s a tractor at all… That feeling of exhilaration as the 12:42 to Reading comes tearing past you right on schedule, bringing a flash of mechanical power and precision wherever goes. That’s what we at Dovetail Games are all about. Massive, complex machines of steel navigating advanced signal systems, foul weather,… Continue reading Why You Can’t Wait for Train Sim World: Founders Edition→

This week on Channel 9, Christina’s in Times Square enjoying beautiful weather (fun fact, within 18 hours of shooting that video, an ugly winter storm hit) without a teleprompter (sorry for looking at my phone/flubbing some lines), ready to bring you t… Continue reading TWC9: Times Square Edition, .NET Core 2.1 Preview 1, Microsoft Genomics, and more | This Week On Channel 9→

Early Look: Azure Migrate & Azure Migrations Steve Buchanan is a “Group Manager – Cloud Transformation/DevOps” with Avanade, a six-time Microsoft MVP, and author of several technical books focused on cloud and data center management. In his 17+ years as an IT professional, Steve has held positions ranging from infrastructure architect to IT manager. Steve… Continue reading Friday Five: Power BI, Azure Log Analytics, And More→

This week at Mobile World Congress, Huawei announced the new HUAWEI MateBook X Pro powered by Windows 10: a new, ultra-slim laptop that weighs only 2.93 lbs and offers up to 12 hours of 1080P video playback, 14 hours of regular work or 15 hours of webpage browsing[1]. Let’s take a closer look: HUAWEI MateBook […] Continue reading Mobile World Congress 2018: Huawei announces a new ultra-slim laptop powered by Windows 10→

Starting at 6 p.m. PST today, members of the Xbox One Preview Update Alpha ring will begin receiving the latest Xbox One system update (1804.180227-1801). This update includes brand new features as detailed in our earlier post.  Read on to learn more about fixes and known issues in the latest system update. Fixes: Installation Fixed several issues to improve the reliability and usability of game installations, updates, and content management. Fixed an issue which impacted transferring content between drives. Enabling the download 4K updates checkbox will now cause 4K updates to show up in the Updates tab of My games… Continue reading New Preview Alpha 1804 System Update – 3/1/18→

Spring is almost here, and another update to Xbox One is not far behind. In fact, if you’re in the Xbox Insider Alpha Ring, your first look at the Spring update for Xbox One arrives today! As always, we’re listening to fan feedback and developing a brand-new set of features to make your Xbox One experience better than ever. Corporate Vice President Mike Ybarra and Partner Group Program Manager Kevin Gammill have already teased some of these new features, but we’ve also snuck in a few surprises for you to enjoy. Support for 1440p Video Output Xbox One X and… Continue reading The Xbox Spring Update Begins Rolling Out to Insiders Today→