Sunday, April 20

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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl Receives First Patch in 2025

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl Receives First Patch in 2025

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Developers from GSC Game World released the first patch for S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl this year. The update fixed some bugs, such as a memory leak in one of the locations. GSC "cured" crashes and freezes during shader compilation, "plugged" a memory leak at the Rostok plant, solved the problem of disappearing saves on Xbox, and fixed a bug with interface animations that caused the application to crash. In addition, users should no longer experience performance degradation when shooting/aiming on saves with a lot of time played. "We've taken the time to assess the situation and prioritize our next steps. This update is the first of the year, and we'll be releasing another major patch for the game very soon," GSC Game World assured. GSC Game World also asked pl...
The SuperStation One Gaming Consol Unveiled: It Runs PlayStation and Other Older Consoles Without Emulation

The SuperStation One Gaming Consol Unveiled: It Runs PlayStation and Other Older Consoles Without Emulation

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The official launch and pre-order date has finally been set for the SuperStation One, an FPGA console that can run PlayStation 1 games without any software emulation. The gaming system is even compatible with original PS1 memory cards and controllers. Retro Remake currently offers the system in black, gray, and translucent blue. It comes with a 64GB microSD card and has three USB Type-A ports, an Ethernet port, and an NFC reader that can be used to launch certain games. The console is powered by a USB Type-C port. The SuperStation One has HDMI, VGA, DIN10, composite, and component ports for compatibility with a wide range of peripherals. The console has a 3.5mm audio jack and digital audio out. An expansion slot provides support for Retro Remake's SuperDock accessory, which includes a s...
Epic Games CEO Confirms Alan Wake 2 Won’t Be Released on Steam

Epic Games CEO Confirms Alan Wake 2 Won’t Be Released on Steam

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Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has commented on the release of survival horror Alan Wake 2 on Steam. According to him, the Remedy Entertainment project should not be expected in Valve's online store. Recall that Epic Games financed the development of Alan Wake 2 and "seriously" invested in marketing. As a result, when it was released in the fall of 2023, the PC version of the game turned out to be exclusive to the Epic Games Store. The timing of the exclusivity was not officially announced, but ahead of the premiere, Epic Games Store head Steve Allison mentioned that Alan Wake 2 would not appear on Steam for a "long time" after its release on EGS. Remedy previously said that Alan Wake 2 sales were “in line with business forecasts” and the studio was pleased with its partnership with Epic...
Insider Shares Information About GTA VI Gameplay

Insider Shares Information About GTA VI Gameplay

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Earlier, details of the gameplay of the expected game Grand Theft Auto VI from Rockstar Studios were presented on the Internet. The information was provided by a user under the nickname Pebbleaster. He said in his publication that he managed to look at the gameplay of the video game, which is based on the test build of last year. One of the key features of the game will be the high level of development of NPC behavior. For example, their reactions to gunfire look so realistic that it can make the player feel guilty. When shot in the stomach, the characters grab the wound, check the blood, fall to their knees and even say lines like: "Why did you do that?" The police in the game have also become smarter: they can arrange full-fledged crime scenes after a shooting, photograph evidence, ta...