Ghostwire: Tokyo PC Impressions – DLSS, FSR, and Ray Tracing Support Confirmed
Following up on the lengthy Ghostwire: Tokyo developer interview posted yesterday, we’re now able to publish our early impressions of the game. You may have seen other publications going live with previews yesterday, but those were conducted on the…
NVIDIA DLSS Added to Jurassic World Evolution 2 and Hot Wheels Unleashed
NVIDIA DLSS support has been added to two games: Frontier’s Jurassic World Evolution 2 and Milestone’s Hot Wheels Unleashed. Jurassic World Evolution 2, available starting today on PC and consoles, benefits greatly from NVIDIA DLSS. With the…
God of War PC to Support AMD FSR in Addition to NVIDIA DLSS & Reflex
God of War PC will support AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution technology. The news, first spotted by VideoCardz, comes straight from the official AMD FSR page where the God of War logo now sits next to the logos of games like No Man’s Sky,…
God of War PC India Price and Features Revealed, Coming to PC in January With Nvidia DLSS
God of War (2018) is officially coming to PC in January 2022, complete with Nvidia DLSS and Reflex support. Sony has confirmed what the PC version of Kratos’ reboot (sort of) will include with a new PC features trailer and a blog post. God of War…
God of War’s PC Upgrades Include Nvidia DLSS, Ultrawide Support
God Of War (2018) is coming to PC next January, and with it comes new graphical features like Nvidia DLSS support and panoramic widescreen. The PC port of 2018’s God Of War reboot will feature NVIDIA DLSS and Ultrawide support, among other exciting…
Forged in Shadow Torch Launches on PC with NVIDIA DLSS Support, Improving Performance by 3X
NVIDIA has announced today that F.I.S.T.: Forged in Shadow Torch has launched on PC. NVIDIA also announced that the game will be loaded with NVIDIA DLSS, Reflex, and DXR Ray Tracing technologies to provide the best performance improvements. The…
Alan Wake Remastered lacks ray tracing and HDR but supports Nvidia DLSS – check out the PC requirements
In brief: Alan Wake fans were overjoyed to discover that a remaster of the spooky survival horror lands on October 5. It was thought that the new version would support ray tracing and HDR, but developer Remedy Games has confirmed this won’t be the case.…