"The cause of 5% of the total energy crisis is something that should have been fixed long ago. The things that we leave plugged in siphon our power supply, are wasting our money, and doing harm to the environment. Simply because we cannot unplug our electronics!"
This is what the Vampire Electronics Team is stating. Their efforts are mainly concentrated on unplugging chargers and other things that are not usually in use. It is presumed that several corporations have already received emails about reforming their policies concerning vampire electronics.
The Memorandum of Understanding will formalise links between Savvy Games Group and NEOM, both of which are backed by sovereign wealth fund, PIF.
The French unions representing Ubisoft have unanimously agreed to organize a strike next month. Here are more details.
Devs with games on subscription services that sell downloable content and expansion packs report a slight bump in revenue after joining the service.
I think Microsoft alluded to this years ago. They said that people on gamepass were actually spending more on games/dlc (not less as people would like to say).
I always wondered how much energy my ps3 consumed at idle. I hear it consumes more also when it's on Remote-play standby.
Yes, it consumes a large amount of energy along with chargers, PCs, cable boxes, and other game consoles. I never thought that things would consume so much when they were not in use.
I'm more concerned about who my electronics are calling when I'm not home than how much power they're consuming when pretending to be asleep.