Nixxes Software has released patches for Marvel's Spider-Man and Miles Morales on PC.

Nixxes Software has released fresh patches for popular Marvel's Spider-Man games and its spin-off Miles Morales on PC. The updates include a number of important improvements and new features. One of the main changes that the development team has been working on is related to performance optimization on processors from Intel.

The patch notes also note other significant changes. The Bluetooth connection for DualShock and DualSense controllers has been improved, allowing gamers to enjoy a more stable and reliable PC connection. In addition, games now support adaptive triggers on DualSense via Steam Input, opening up new possibilities for using controller features in PC games.

One of the significant updates is the upgrade of Intel XeSS supersampling technology to version 1.1. This will allow players to enjoy higher quality graphics and improved resolution in games that support this technology.

The developers also noted that a wired connection is still required to fully utilize the full functionality of the DualSense controller on a PC, including the built-in speaker and haptic feedback.

Recall that in the future, Marvel's Spider-Man 2 will be released on the PlayStation 5. In the sequel to the game, both heroes return - Peter Parker and Miles Morales to confront Kraven the Hunter. The Venom symbiote will play an important role in the story, adding additional intrigue and opportunities for players.

Updates for Marvel's Spider-Man and Miles Morales on PC from Nixxes Software offer players an improved gaming experience, performance optimizations and new options for using the DualSense controller.