OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says that the company is delaying the release of its highly anticipated open model for the second time.

It was recently confirmed that Ubisoft would be rebooting its repeatedly delayed open-world pirate title, Skull and Bones, as a live-service game. The news comes from a report published by VGC ...

A new report from VGC suggests that Skull and Bones has been rebooted internally at Ubisoft, with the game now being an open-world pirate game, that is a live-service and driven by player ...

OpenAI has basically done most of the legwork. The open model will allow developers to customize it further to their own needs. It will also let them test out things on a locally-run server or ...

The skull was purchased by a German couple in 1987. Curious about the skull’s origins, they contacted anatomical museum director Dr. Roger Saban, who connected the skull to one of Leonardo’s ...

Ubisoft's swashbuckling pirate game Skull and Bones launches on February 16, but you won't have to wait that long to check it out. An open beta for the pirate game will run February 8-11, and now ...

You will be able to get the Skull and Bones open beta for free on PS5, Xbox, and PC. Unfortunately, for PC, it is not on Steam, but it is available through Ubisoft Connect and the Epic Games store.

Skull and Bones will receive an open beta February 8-11, with progress and exclusive rewards earned during the beta period carrying forward into the full game when it releases February 16, 2024.

The Skull and Bones open beta download size on PS5 is 40.552 GB per PlayStationSize on Twitter. Nothing has been revealed for Xbox and PC yet, but it should be roughly the same.

The open beta is, as expected, open to anyone who wants to play Skull and Bones. All you need is a console or PC on which the game will run, such as a PS5 or an Xbox Series X/S.