RTX Video is now available on Firefox RTX Video, Nvidia’s video upscaling technology, is now available on Mozilla’s Firefox browser. Previously, Nvidia’s AI video enhancement tech was only available on Chromium-based browsers like Edge and Chrome, but now that has changed. For the uninitiated, RTX Video is basically DLSS for video content. Nvidia uses AI […]

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AMD’s ready Ghost of Tsushima, Hellblade 2, and F1 24 AMD Radeon has officially released their new AMD Software 24.5.1 driver for Radeon graphics cards, adding support for the newest game releases. This driver is ready for Sony’s Ghost of Tsushima, Microsoft’s Hellblade 2, and EA’s F1 24. With this driver, AMD also expands their […]

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Ubisoft are “redeploying resources” to seek “bigger opportunities” – The Division Heartland is no more Hot on the heels of Ubisoft’s reveal of Assassin’s Creed Shadows, the company has confirmed that they have ended The Division Heartland’s development. The Tom Clancy’s Division Heartland was revealed back in E3 2021. The game is a free-to-play shooter […]

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Assassin’s Creed Shadows is launching on November 15th Ubisoft has released their first official trailer for Assassin’s Creed Shadows, revealing the game’s setting and its protagonists. Unlike most prior Assassin’s Creed titles, Assassin’s Creed Shadows features two playable characters, a Shinobi Assassin called Naoe, and a Samurai Warrior called Yasuke. Shadows will be releasing on […]

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Thunderbolt Share changes the world of multi-PC computing Intel has revealed what’s coming next for Thunderbolt devices. No, we aren’t talking about Thunderbolt 5, we are talking about a feature upgrade, not a speed upgrade. Thunderbolt Share is coming, and it will allow Thunderbolt users to achieve more with their Thunderbolt devices, transforming the way […]

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“there is no requirement in UK law” to publishers to Stop Killing Games – UK Government confirms Following Ubisoft’s shutdown of The Crew, the company actively removed the game from the libraries of owners. This move kickstarted the “Stop Killing Games” campaign, which aims to prevent publishers from rendering their games unplayable once official support […]

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Intel nears a $11 billion deal with Apollo to build an Irish chipmaking facility According to the Financial Times, Intel has entered exclusive talks with Apollo Global Management, a private equity firm, to build a new chipmaking facility in Ireland. The deal is reportedly worth $11 billion (approximately £8.72 billion), and will greatly expand the […]

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Linux players will be unable to access Ghost of Tsushima’s multiplayer modes Nixxes has confirmed that Ghost of Tsushima will be playable on Valve’s Steam Deck gaming handheld. The studio has “worked extensively to optimise performance” for the device, and to deliver a strong gaming experience. Even so, Valve has listed the game as “unsupported” […]

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Amazon has commissioned a Tomb Raider series for Prime Video Following the success of Amazon’s Fallout series on Prime Video, it makes sense that the company to search for other videogame franchises to work on. Today, Prime Video has announced that they are working with Crystal Dynamics on a new Tomb Raider series. This series […]

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Steam is no longer accessible in Vietnam Valve’s Steam platform is no longer accessible in Vietnam. Players on Steam are reporting that all internet service providers (ISPs) in the nation have blocked access to the Steam launcher and the company’s website. As of now, neither Valve or the Vietnamese government have have released a statement […]

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