The Finals: Last News

The Finals is off to a flying start in its latest beta, with its developer having to add a temporary feature to process the number of players.The Finals is set 75 years in the future where the virtual game show of the same name is an opportunity for nobodies to compete against each other for fame and fortune.Cashout is its core mode (teams of three players try to find cashboxes scattered across the area and deposit them in vaults).

The Finals has received a massive new update today (January 17) adding a new game mode, new outfits, and more.The main attraction of update 1.5.0 is a new player vs player mode named ‘Solo Bank It’, which changes the already existing ‘Bank It’ mode from a trios-based game to a game mode where twelve players are all fighting against each other to try and grab as much money as they can.This mode is a limited-time event, with no real indication as to how long it’ll be sticking around other than the fact that according to the patch notes the mode is being put out to “learn more about your experience”. Developer Embark Studios will be opening a Discord channel to gather any feedback about the mode and decide on any tweaks that need making.The update also comes with several balance changes, tweaks to gameplay, and bug fixes to issues that fans have been complaining about since the game was originally released.

The Finals has responded to the criticism from fans and actors over the use of artificial intelligence to create voices for its characters.After a few voice actors noticed an affectation to the callouts from the commentators, a podcast episode featuring two of The Finals audio designers affirmed that these voices were the result of text-to-speech (TTS) software.“Trying to imagine how an audio professional could possibly think this sounds good,” said an actor of a compilation of the commentators’ callouts.Now, Embark Studios has supplied a statement to IGN justifying the inclusion of artificial intelligence at this point in The Finals‘ development.“We use a combination of recorded voice audio and audio generated via TTS tools in our games, depending on the context,” said a spokesperson.“Sometimes, recording real scenes where actors get together – allowing character chemistry and conflict to shape the outcome – is something that adds depth to our game worlds that technology can’t emulate.“Other times, especially when it relates to contextual in-game action call-outs, TTS allows us to have tailored voice over where we otherwise wouldn’t, for example due to speed of implementation.”In the open beta, those voices are the product of a “mix of professional voice actors and temporary voices from Embark employees” put through TTS software.“Making games without actors isn’t an end goal for Embark and TTS technology has introduced new ways for us to work together.”The Finals is in development for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

The America’s Got Talent: All-Stars (also known as AGT: All-Stars) finale is coming!

Country singer Drake Milligan and Saxophonist Avery Dixon were the top two contestants that were voted on to the finals on Wednesday night's live hour result show on America's Got Talent on NBC.Milligan, 24, from Nashville who performed an original song Kiss Goodbye All Night for his performance that went straight to the charts and Dixon, 21, a Golden Buzzer winner from Atlanta that wowed the judges and the audience with his soulful performance, will be two of the contestants competing in the finals for the $1 million dollar prize and for the opportunity to headline a show in Vegas.'It's a amazing,' Milligan said. 'You guys have already changed my life forever.

That Burger Place, the burger restaurant in Swinton, has scored itself a place in the finals of the National Burger Awards. Burger chef Ryan McDermott will now have to go head-to-head with 15 other finalists in a live cook-off taking place next month in London.

JoJo Siwa and Jenna Johnson are thrilled at their journey.

*Caution: Spoilers Ahead!

have now been filled! Wednesday's live results show revealed who is moving on, and who's journey came up just short of finals glory.Afterthe second night of the semifinals round, Wednesday's results show proved to be fairly surprising from the start!The 11 acts that hit the stage at the Dolby Theater on Tuesday returned on Wednesday to see which of them would secure a place in the finals, and which of them would be going home. Only five could move on, meaning six would be leaving empty-handed.The night began as host Terry Crews announced the three acts who were «on the bubble,» in fourth, fifth and sixth place in the total vote count.

Eurovision is underway, and we’ve had to say goodbye to even more amazing acts tonight.

performances from each of the Top 9 artists, and on Tuesday, host Carson Daly shared with the season 20 coaches -- Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Nick Jonas -- which singer from each of their teams received the most votes and will be representing them in next week's finale.

Eurovision is underway, and we’ve already had to say goodbye to some amazing acts this evening.

The Strictly Come Dancing final is set to take place this weekend, but one couple missed out by the skin of their teeth having been kicked out in the semi-finals.

Broken Roots are making believers out of the “America’s Got Talent” judges.

Mixing love and music is no joke. The Bachelor Presents: Listen to Your Heart put its four couples to the test during the Monday, May 11, episode to determine who would make it to the finale.