
BioWare fans urge Canadian government to stop studio closure, Xbox Series X|S consoles get AMD FSR 4.1.2 — highlights for November 5
NewsSource: BioWare
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- Saving Canadian cultural heritage: BioWare fans have called on the Canadian government to prevent the studio from closing. For now, it remains unclear how realistic such demands are
- Xbox Series X|S received AMD FSR 4.1.2. The consoles will be able to deliver higher image quality
- Only thinking about money: a French trade union accused Microsoft of sabotaging Arkane Studios and demanded saving the developers of Marvel's Blade. “Arkane is profitable. Just not profitable enough for Microsoft”
- 3,000 characters on the streets and impressive physics. NO LAW showed off its main trump cards. The game will serve as a solid showcase of Unreal Engine 5's graphical capabilities
- NVIDIA released GeForce 621.14 WHQL driver. Windows 10 is still supported. The update ensures optimal performance in World of Warcraft: Forever and the new Slaughter Mode for DOOM: The Dark Ages | Revelations
- The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake was made playable on PC on launch day. Officially, it is a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive, but tech enthusiasts found a way to play it
- “My words were taken out of context”: the head of OpenAI responded to ridicule and criticism directed at him. Sam Altman explicitly claimed that people somehow hold way too much RAM that his data centers desperately need, but people, as it turns out, misunderstood
- Valve removed promotional banners from game pages on Steam — sales display updated. Page design has changed again. A different approach will be used to promote sales
- After 6 years, Assassin's Creed Valhalla received a new mode, achievements, and content. The developers decided to treat players with an update
- New PS5 firmwares proved resilient to kernel exploit — hacker admitted that no vulnerabilities have been found yet
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