I understand the appeal of Escape From Tarkov, Arma, Gray Zone Warfare, and all the other hyper-punishing, realistic FPS games out there, but I also find them strangely unconvincing. When the pattern of gameplay is spawn, die, spawn, die, spawn, die, it feels less like I’m in the middle of a real, all-out battle, and more like I’m just playing a videogame. Nevertheless, I like the steep difficulty and the pretense of realism - loud guns, bullet physics, and a grounded, boots-and-mud aesthetic. Originally announced back in 2019, ‘83 looks like the ideal midpoint between accessible online shooter and stone-cold milsim. Created by former developers from the Rising Storm and Red Orchestra series, after years in the wilderness, it’s now in full development swing thanks to a new publishing deal. Continue reading After years of silence, one mega realistic milsim shooter is finally coming back MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best multiplayer games, Best co-op games

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Google said at I/O 2025 that AI Overviews are quite popular with users, but I’ve always found them to be the worst kind of AI product. Google is forcing AI results on as many Google Search queries as it can just because it can. It’s not because users want AI Overviews in search. The separate AI Mode is generative AI in Google Search done the right way. It’s a separate tab or an intentional choice from the user to enhance their Search experience with a Gemini-powered chat. The reason I don’t like the idea of AI Overviews being forced on users aggressively is their well-known problems with accuracy. We’ve learned the hard way that AI Overviews hallucinate badly. The glue-on-pizza incident won’t be forgotten anytime soon. While Google has improved AI Overviews, the AI-powered Search results still make mistakes. The latest one concerns the fatal Air India crash from earlier this week. Some people who rushed to Google Search to find out what happened saw an AI Overview claiming that an Airbus operated by Air India crashed on Thursday, soon after takeoff. Some AI Overviews even mentioned the type of plane, an Airbus A330-243. In reality, it was a Boeing 787. Continue reading... The post Google AI Overviews strike again following the fatal Air India crash appeared first on BGR.

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