
Koku Gamer writes: 'Contestants at 2K Games' BotPrize 2009 competition have failed to win AU$7,000 after not being able to fool a panel of expert judges that their bots were humans.'

The Outerhaven writes: First-person shooters (or FPS for you grandchildren of boomers) is one of my favorite genres in gaming. I grew up playing games such as Doom, Quake III Arena, Unreal Tournament 2004, and others. But then something happened.
I just wish they'd do more with the actual perspective and movement. First person view in games are so unrealistic and the lack of movement is what keeps me away from most fps.
I love FPS games, I'll take more.
If you actually count, there's wayyyy more 3rd person games. Possibly 3x or more
Also this should be in a new section called 'Rant'
"Exciting times are coming. Doom 4 is on deck, and we discuss. T-42 looks further at Quake Con, and celebrates 10 years of Unreal Tournament 2004." -Play Legit

Polygon: The issues of representation and how we treat the women who work in and around the video game industry are controversial subjects in 2014, and that fact alone is disheartening, but it's also important to look back at how utterly unconcerned gaming once was with the idea that it was being marketed directly to young, perhaps sexually frustrated men.
Yea, must be the same programmers that created Darkest of Days.
Only a matter of time until we get something that is 99.9% accurate, and then put it into machines modeled after Arnold!
It's the programmers from Too Human.
lol I thought they were speaking about a certain fanboy. hmmmm.
Bots can't fool anyone their delusional.