Forza Horizon 5 will release an update on November 8 that will improve graphics quality and add better ray tracing via the DirectX Raytracing API. The update will include "Ultra" and "Extreme" presets that improve the realism of reflections in Freemode and Racing modes. The patch will also change reflections in Drivatar mode. Better graphics using ray tracing will require more powerful hardware, but temporal scaling technology from AMD and NVIDIA has been added, including FSR 2 and DLSS 2.4. Some gamers may appreciate the presence of DLAA, which provides higher resolution and improved image quality with the help of artificial intelligence. The update will be available in the Microsoft Store and on the Steam platform.
NVIDIA is adding DLSS3 to 35 games, including Spider-Man Miles Morales, and confirming release dates. Five games are expected to receive the update this month. F1 22 has already been updated, and FIST Forged in Shadow Torch, Destroy All Human 2: Reprobed, and Spider-Man: Miles Morales will add DLSS3 by November 18th. The company is also adding DLSS2 to WRC Generations and The Chant.
DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) technology improves graphics quality and performance through the use of artificial intelligence. NVIDIA has confirmed that 240 games already support this technology. However, DLSS3 is only available for RTX 4090 GPUs, which go up to $1,599.
NVIDIA is set to release the new RTX 4080 GPU by November 16, which will cost $1,199. In addition, the company has added temporal scaling technology (FSR 2) from AMD and NVIDIA, which improves image quality and allows for DLSS2 in games.
Although many games already support DLSS technology, developers need time to adapt their games to the latest version. In the video, NVIDIA shared their impressions of working with DLSS.
The information provided is expected to help gamers improve graphics quality and game performance, as well as enable developers to make their games more realistic and fun.
PC-версия Spider-Man: Miles Morales позволит включить трассировку лучей для теней и отражений, разблокированный фреймрейт, совместимость с мониторами формата UltraWide с соотношением сторон 21:9, 32:9 и даже 48:9, а также поддержка технологий NVIDIA DLSS 2-3, DLAA и Reflex.
Every day the list of games that support super sampling Intel XeSS continues to grow. In the past 24 hours, four games have already received an update to include this technology. Some of these games were announced a few months ago, indicating the gradual integration of XeSS into games. However, it's time to see the technology in action as the Intel Arc A7 GPUs hit the market next week.
For now, gamers can use XeSS with third-party GPUs that support DP4a instructions, or with entry-level Intel GPUs such as the Arc A380 desktop or the Arc Mobile series. However, the A380's GPU performance for gaming leaves a lot to be desired, so it's worth waiting for the release of the A770 and A750 next week.
Among the games that have already received the XeSS update is Hitman 3, which also received the AMD FSR 2.1 update. This game already supports NVIDIA DLSS which makes it very interesting to test. In addition, XeSS technology is now available in The Riftbreaker, which was one of the first games Intel demonstrated using this technology. The XeSS update also received Redout II for PC.
Finally, the popular first-person shooter set during World War II is also getting XeSS support. A patch for Enlisted has been released today that provides up to a 50% performance boost at 4K resolution. This game also already supports AMD FSR and NVIDIA DLSS.
Today, a leaked document from tentatively 2021 shows games slated for release on PlayStation 5 and PC in the coming years. Half of these positions are represented by code names:
Horizon 2 for PlayStation 5 - Horizon Forbidden West. This game is already out in early 2022 Horizon 2 and DLC support for Horizon 2 PC - Sony is set to release a PC port of Horizon Forbidden West very soon. The Horizon PS5 Remaster is a remastered version of Horizon Zero Dawn for the new console. Horizon Online for PS5 and PC is a multiplayer game set in the Horizon Horizon VR universe - the already announced Horizon: Call of the Mountain for PlayStation VR2. Heartbreak is a horror game from Firesprire on Unreal Engine 5 for PS5 and PC. Sackboy for PC Carbon for PS5 Redstar is a car combat game from Lucid Games. This is likely a relaunch of Twisted Metal Returnal for PC Ronin is an ambitious Rise of Ronin action RPG for PlayStation 5 Ocean from Kojima Productions - codenamed Death Stranding 2 for PlayStation 5. New horror from Ballistic Moon studio on PlayStation 5 and PC, engine - Decima, on which Horizon and Death Stranding are built. Camden is the codename for a new multiplayer game for PlayStation 5 and PC.
Rumors surfaced today of a possible remake of Horizon Zero Dawn for the PlayStation 5. But many PlayStation fans expressed their dissatisfaction with the idea, given that Horizon Zero Dawn is a fairly new game and instead of a remake, the company could have revived another forgotten IP address. , such as The Legend of Dragoon. In the end, the news of a Horizon Zero Dawn remake only increased the desire of fans to see the resurrection of this forgotten series.
The Legend of Dragoon was released on the original PlayStation back in 1999 and has been compared to games in the Final Fantasy franchise. One of the main events of the game was the killing of a large character, similar to how Aeris died in Final Fantasy VII. Despite this, the game sold quite successfully and amassed a passionate online fan base. But despite its success, the PlayStation never released a sequel to this game, and the series remains dormant to this day. However, fans continue to hope that their voices will be heard.
The PlayStation has a lot of forgotten IP addresses that can be revived and updated for new consoles. So perhaps in the future we will see the resurrection of The Legend of Dragoon and other forgotten games. In the meantime, fans are left to look forward to news of the revival of their favorite games.
According to a report from an anonymous source, PlayStation is preparing a remake or remaster of Horizon Zero Dawn. The updated version of the game will be released on PlayStation 5 and will include many improvements that will bring it closer to the level of graphics and gameplay in Horizon Forbidden West. Among the updates will be improved character models, textures and lighting, as well as many other visual elements. In addition, Guerrilla plans to carry over to the remake many of the game features that were implemented in Forbidden West.
However, there is some confusion regarding this remake given that the game already has an enhanced version for PC. Many fans feel that the company's time and financial resources could be better used to create new games or upgrade other old IP addresses.
However, the Horizon Zero Dawn remake may still be of interest to those who want to relive this amazing story on a more modern platform. Therefore, many fans are waiting for news about this remake and hope for improvements in visual and gameplay elements that will make the game even better.
There is information about a possible version of God of War Ragnarok for PC. Jetpack Interactive's LinkedIn page hints that Santa Monica Studio is continuing to work with the company on the God Of War franchise. Beyond that, the PC port of God of War, which launched in early 2022, performed well both commercially and critically. In this regard, it is likely that God of War Ragnarok will also appear on PC in the future.
However, for now, all that is known about God of War Ragnarok is that the game will be released on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 on November 9, 2022. Perhaps the PC version will appear only after some time, as was the case with previous games from Sony. However, the hint of a PC version gives hope that fans will be able to enjoy this acclaimed title on PC as well.
Sony continues to actively expand its gaming brands on PC, so there is no doubt that the company will be looking to bring God of War Ragnarok to as many platforms as possible. However, it is not yet known when this will happen. We will monitor the development of the situation and keep you updated with the latest news.
Digital Foundry has published an exclusive review of the GeForce RTX 4090 Founders Edition, NVIDIA's new flagship GPU based on the Ada Lovelace architecture. One of the main elements of the review was the analysis of NVIDIA DLSS3 technology, which allows you to add frames generated by artificial intelligence and increase game performance up to 5 times. However, visible artifacts may appear when using this technology.
Digital Foundry had access to Cyberpunk 2077 (Overdrive RT edition), Spider-Man Remastered, and Portal RTX, all three of which support DLSS 3.0. Support for the technology is not currently available to the general public, but Digital Foundry has demonstrated it in action with some side-by-side comparison with DLSS2 frames. Depending on the game, CPU limitations, and whether motion capture was performed, games can expect 2x to 5x better performance with DLSS3.
DLSS3 generates complete frames based on game data such as motion vectors and optical flow analysis. However, frame buffering can cause additional latency, which can be reduced with NVIDIA Reflex technology, which is now part of DLSS3. However, results may vary depending on the game and screen resolution.
While the Digital Foundry review gave us a glimpse into the performance of NVIDIA's new GPU and DLSS3 technology, a deeper dive into the technology is expected once the review embargo is lifted. The release of the GeForce RTX 4090 is expected in mid-October, and performance reviews will be published in the same period.
Everyone will be able to get acquainted with the details of NVIDIA DLSS3 technology and its impact on game performance after the release of the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Founders Edition GPU.
