Gamers
Coverage of Gamers in the Nexus archive.
- It is investors vs gamers as Sony ditches discs
Sony is transitioning away from physical discs, positioning the decision as a response to cultural trends rather than profit-driven motives. The move has sparked a conflict between investors and gamers.
- Last bastion for physical media falls as Sony dumps PlayStation discs
Sony has decided to discontinue PlayStation discs, becoming the first major console maker to do so. This move has sparked angry reactions from some gamers.
- The gamers taking on the industry to stop it switching off games
Gamers are challenging the video game industry's practice of discontinuing games, as highlighted in a BBC article. The piece links to a Hacker News discussion with 15 upvotes and 8 comments addressing the issue.
- The Herman Miller Coyl Standing Desk Is Built Just for Gamers
The Herman Miller Coyl Standing Desk is designed for gamers and features a coil design power cable and a rotary dial for height adjustment. The desk's unique design keeps the power cable neat and taut between the desk and the wall. The Coyl's innovative features make it a standout product.
- Valve's £85 Steam Controller divides gamers ahead of May launch
Valve's new £85 Steam Controller, compatible with PCs, Steam Deck, and an upcoming gaming PC, has sparked mixed reactions among gamers ahead of its May launch.
- More than 90% of Web3 games failed after $15 billion boom as gamers never showed up: Caladan
Over 90% of Web3 games failed following a $15 billion investment boom, as gamers did not adopt the platforms. The report highlights a significant gap between investor enthusiasm and user engagement in the Web3 gaming sector.
- The FAA is encouraging gamers to get jobs in air traffic control
The FAA is promoting job opportunities in air traffic control by targeting gamers, aiming to leverage their skills in spatial awareness and multitasking. This initiative highlights a shift in workforce recruitment strategies for critical infrastructure roles.
- Now the FAA says gamers are the answer to its air traffic controller shortage
The FAA faces a significant shortage of air traffic controllers, with a 6% decline over the past decade. To address this, the Trump administration is launching a campaign targeting gamers for recruitment ahead of the April 17 hiring window. Challenges remain in training qualified candidates.
- Great at gaming? US air traffic control wants you to apply
The US government is launching an ad campaign to recruit gamers for air traffic control positions, leveraging their skills for air safety roles. The initiative aims to attract individuals with gaming experience to transition into critical aviation safety jobs.
- U.S. faces an air traffic controller shortage. It's turning to gamers for help
The U.S. is experiencing a shortage of air traffic controllers, prompting Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to highlight gamers' potential as candidates due to their possession of relevant technical skills. This initiative represents a novel approach to addressing workforce gaps in aviation management.