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Gears of War: E-Day will be RTX-On at launch

Gears of War: E-Day receives a PC-focused RTX trailer Nvidia and The Coalition have released a short PC trailer for Gears of War: E-Day, confirming that the game will have official “RTX” support on day-1. On PC, the game will support Nvidia DLSS 4.5 and make extensive use of ray tracing. On compatible GeForce RTX […]

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Over 75% of all PS3 games are now “Playable” on RPCS3

Most PS3 games are now playable on PC through RPCS3 The RPCS3 team has confirmed that over 7% of all PlayStation 3 (PS3) games are now playable using their emulator. This update confirms massive progress on the PS3 emulator, which had only reached 70% playability this January. Playable games in RPCS3 can be “completed with […]

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Less clutter, more control – Microsoft has fixed Windows 11 Search

Microsoft’s efforts to fix Windows are bearing fruit Microsoft’s “Windows K2” project is underway, a major revamp of Windows 11 that aims to regain user trust and deliver a faster, more responsive, and less frustrating OS. Today, Microsoft has detailed major changes that are coming to Windows 11 Search. These changes are available now to […]

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id Software issues statement following Xbox job cuts

id Software has been downsized to 2016 levels – Xbox axes a decade of growth id Software has today issued a statement following brutal cuts across Xbox. Microsoft confirmed sweeping job cuts on July 6th, one day before the release of id Software’s newest release: DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations. Since then, several reports […]

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Steam now has a dedicated “Great on Frame” page for its new VR headset

Valve’s almost ready to launch its Steam Frame VR headset Valve’s next hardware launch is the Steam Frame VR headset, a standalone device that can run games on its own hardware or stream more demanding titles from gaming PCs. On Steam, as spotted by Brad Lynch, Valve has added a new “Great on Frame” webpage. This page […]

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Ubisoft promises “locked to 30 FPS” PC fix for Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced has a bug that can lock the game to 30 FPS on PC Ubisoft has confirmed that it is preparing a fix for the PC version of Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced. Currently, cutscenes in Black Flag Resynced can lock to 30 FPS under specific circumstances. Specifically, this is when […]

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GOG really wants to bring Silent Hill 2 (Classic) back to PC, and you can help

Are GOG teasing Silent Hill 2 Classic’s return to PC If there’s one thing that GOG is good at, it’s bringing classic PC games back to the platform. GOG is famed for making classic PC games available digitally, complete with full compatibility with modern OS’, improved rendering, and support for modern control options. Now, GOG […]

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No Price Hike – Palworld sticks to its original price with its 1.0 release

PocketPair refuses to hike Palworld’s price after its 1.0 launch Palworld will leave Steam early access with its 1.0 release on July 10th, and PocketPair has confirmed that the game’s 1.0 release won’t include a price increase. Unlike other developers, PocketPair doesn’t want to punish newcomers with higher pricing after their game leaves early access. […]

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DLSS Swapper developer warns users of user-submitted DLL malware risks

User-submitted DLSS DLLs may include malware, DLSS Swapper creator warns The creator of DLSS Swapper, a popular tool that allows gamers to manage, upgrade, and swap DLSS, FSR, and XeSS in games, has warned users about potential malware risks. These risks do not come from DLSS Swapper itself, but from bad actors submitting fake DLSS […]

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