Mattel's new Pictionary Vs. AI board game. Mattel has announced the release of 'Pictionary Vs. AI', a spin on the classic board game that uses AI to take the guesswork out of the game. Like the ...

After a successful test run last summer, Pictionary, a syndicated series based on Mattel‘s party game, will get a full season on Fox Television Stations starting in fall 2022. Jerry O’Connell is the ...

You'll need a phone or tablet to play, but everything else is included in the box. (Photo: Mattel) If your family is anything like mine, it’s way easier to get them to gather around the TV to watch a ...

With that background, it’s not too much of a shocker to hear that A.I. can now perform compellingly well at Pictionary, the charades-inspired word guessing game that requires one person to draw an ...

It’s the year 2023, so anything that can get an injection of AI will get an injection of AI. However, I doubt many people had the board game Pictionary on their artificial intelligence bingo card.

O'Connell spills on one of wife Rebecca Romijn's "inappropriate" drawings ... and the life hack for their daughters that's given him more free time. With "Pictionary," Jerry O'Connell adds another ...

Pictionary, a syndicated game show based on the Mattel party game, is now cleared in 90% of the country, locking in a Fall 2022 national launch, CBS Media Ventures and Fox First Run announced Monday ...

Players not only sketch but also anticipate the AI's predictions on the drawings of fellow participants. The game will be available at retail starting Oct. 2; pre-order begins Sept. 27 at Mattel Shop.

Zynga, the company known for ripping off well-known games and calling them their own, is buying OMGPOP, a company that broke into the big time by ripping off Pictionary. And who can blame them? In the ...

Netflix co-Chief Executive Greg Peters announced the TV games slate at a Bloomberg Screentime media conference in Hollywood on Wednesday, citing the burgeoning market for gaming. Consumers spend $140 ...

Don't miss out on our latest stories. Add PCMag as a preferred source on Google. Netflix’s move into gaming has been an odd pivot for the brand, but its latest move—bringing party games to your TV ...