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The booth will feature the performance benefits of three HDMI cable types across interactive gaming demonstrations.
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HDMI LA booth will spotlight HDMI gaming technologies with a range of demonstrations designed to engage both professional attendees and gaming enthusiasts. The booth will feature the performance benefits of three HDMI cable types across interactive gaming demonstrations.

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This is an early access version of the Godot Editor running natively on Meta Quest devices, enabling the creation and development of 2D and 3d xr apps
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The Godot Editor is now available on the Horizon Store for Meta Quest devices running [Horizon OS] **version 69 or higher. This is an early access version of the Godot editor running natively onMeta Quest devices. It enables the creation and development of 2D, 3D and **immersive XR** apps and games directly on device without need for an external computer.

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Discover why blockchain games succeed when they prioritize gameplay over crypto. Analysis of Off the Grid, Illuvium, and Chainers reveals strategies.
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Traditional "crypto games" fail because they prioritize tokens over fun, but "games with crypto" succeed by making blockchain optional or invisible. Three approaches work: hiding crypto entirely (Off the Grid), building AAA quality first (Illuvium), and removing friction with fun-first design (Chainers). The key challenge remains balancing entertainment value with tokenization without turning games into work. Success requires quality gameplay that can sustain itself independent of token economics.