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Get ready for some fresh additions and a bit of nostalgia, as Little Nightmares Enhanced Edition and Brews and Bastards join Xbox Game Pass, while Neon White, Road 96, Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn, The Grinch: Christmas Adventures – Merry and Mischievous Edition, and The Ascent are set to leave soon. Don’t miss out on these new arrivals and enjoy them before they exit the service!
Enjoy enhanced gaming experiences with DLSS 4.5, now supporting over 400 games and bringing improved sharpness, reduced artifacts, and increased stability to all GeForce RTX graphics cards! Upgrade your existing RTX 20 series or above hardware for the best performance.
Delight in the expansive open-world of Resident Evil: Requiem, showcasing a city setting teased by Nvidia’s DLSS 4 technology, promising immersive gameplay for fans on February 27th.
Warhorse Studios is hiring skilled developers and artists to help bring multiple AAA projects, including a new Kingdom Come title and an unannounced Unreal Engine game, to life, with recruitment starting in April!
Experience a new dimension of play with the LEGO Smart Play system, merging classic bricks with innovative technology to create immersive experiences across various LEGO sets!
Exciting news for Xbox Game Pass subscribers! From January 6th, the Pixel Remaster version of Final Fantasy, Resident Evil Village, Little Nightmares Enhanced Edition, and more join the library. Ultimate and PC users also get exclusive treats like Star Wars Outlaws and MIO: Memories in Orbit, with some games becoming accessible to Premium subscribers as well!
Experience an exhilarating cosmic adventure as Romeo Stargazer, the FBI space agent, in the upcoming ultra-violent action and sci-fi game, Romeo is a Dead Man, releasing on February 11th.
Get ready for an immersive 007 First Light experience, as IO Interactive confirms that even older graphics cards can run the title, with PC system requirements revealed and the game set to launch on May 27 across multiple platforms.
The developers of Splitgate: Arena Reloaded are committed to continually improving the game based on player feedback and adding new content, emphasizing that recent changes position it as part of an ongoing growth phase.
Newer NVIDIA GPUs reap the rewards of DLSS 4.5, offering improved visual quality and minimal performance losses, while older RTX series may experience bottlenecks due to increased VRAM consumption, requiring users to consider potential trade-offs when enabling this technology.