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Jan62026 by Natalia GanevaNo Comments

NVIDIA Unveils DLSS 4.5 with Improved Frame Rates

Credit: Capcom The Consumer Electronics Show 2026 (CES) conference has begun in Las Vegas, where high-tech companies show off their latest developments and offer a glimpse into the future. NVIDIA has released a short but impressive 4K ray-traced trailer for the new Resident Evil game, Resident Evil Requiem. Revealed at CES 2026, the new Resident Evil Requiem gameplay trailer runs 51 seconds and showcases the visual benefits of path tracing and the performance boosts of DLSS 4 at 4K resolution. As Nvidia noted, in games like Resident Evil Requiem, rendering light and shadow effects is crucial, and path tracing will take this element of the upcoming horror game to a new level. "With path tracing, Resident Evil Requiem renders multiple shadows from different light sources and com...

Jan52026 by Natalia GanevaNo Comments

Rockstar Is “Pretty Confident” GTA VI To Be Released In 2026: It Could Cost $80

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Credit: Rockstar Games Insider Tom Henderson and Insider Gaming Senior Editor Mike Straw discussed the release date and price of Rockstar Games' ambitious crime action game GTA VI on the Insider Gaming Weekly podcast. According to Henderson, Rockstar is "reasonably confident" in the new GTA VI release date and will not delay the game again. Former studio animator Mike York previously reached the same conclusion. Furthermore, Henderson and Stroh believe the base version of GTA VI will cost $80, while premium bundles (excluding the game's Collector's Edition) could reach $130. Currently, the only $80 game on the market is the arcade racing game Mario Kart World for Nintendo Switch 2. GTA VI is currently only confirmed for PS5, Xbox Series X, and S. It promises "the largest an...

Jan42026 by Natalia GanevaNo Comments

Nvidia’s GeForce Gaming Streaming Service To Receive Linux Support

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Credit: Nvidia Currently, the list of officially supported desktop platforms includes Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS. The service can also be launched via a browser, but only the aforementioned operating systems are officially supported. Running the service on Linux typically involves various workarounds, such as unofficial versions of the Nvidia app or special browser settings. Native Linux support would make the service more user-friendly, especially for the average user. Nvidia is preparing to add support for Linux computers to its GeForce Now game streaming service, expanding the list of officially supported platforms. Nvidia hasn't yet revealed all the details, but this move will provide Linux PC users with an official way to interact with the streaming service without the need f...

Dec302025 by Natalia GanevaNo Comments

Million Gamers Waiting For Chinese Action Game “Phantom Blade Zero” On Steam

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Credit: S-Game S-GAME studio boasted on social media that its hardcore action game Phantom Blade Zero has been wishlisted over a million times by PlayStation 5 and PC users. The developers considered Steam, the Epic Games Store, and the PlayStation Store. Phantom Blade Zero players take on the role of Soul, an elite assassin for the elusive organization "The Order," unjustly accused of the death of its patriarch. Within 66 days, the hero must uncover a conspiracy and prove his innocence. The game promises a blend of kung fu punk, steampunk, and the occult, a spectacular combat system, over 30 weapons, graphics powered by Unreal Engine 5, support for DLSS 4 and ray tracing, and Russian language translation. Credit: S-Game The studio thanked the community for such tremendous s...