Metro 2033 & Last Light Redux Next-Gen Support DLSS 5 – Comparison Screenshots

Yesterday, 4A Games released the Next-Gen Update for Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light. And to my surprise, the devs have added an in-game setting for DLSS 5. This caught me off guard, as NVIDIA never mentioned anything about these two Metro games getting support for DLSS 5. So, I fired up Metro: Last Light in order to capture and share some comparison shots. Can DLSS 5 improve the graphics of these two games? Let’s find out. Continue reading Metro 2033 & Last Light Redux Next-Gen Support DLSS 5 – Comparison Screenshots →

Dino Crisis: Modern Edition Released, Featuring Third-Person Camera, Modern “Resident Evil” Movement, Visual Improvements, and More

It’s no secret that a lot of Capcom fans would love to see a new Dino Crisis game. And although this may not happen anytime soon, a new mod has just been released for the first Dino Crisis game. This mod will completely change the way you play it, and it’s a must-have for everyone who plans to replay it. Continue reading Dino Crisis: Modern Edition Released, Featuring Third-Person Camera, Modern “Resident Evil” Movement, Visual Improvements, and More →

Super Mario Kart Is Getting a PC Remaster With Ray Tracing, Parallax Maps, and True Scaling Sprites

YouTube’s ‘Ahmed Hakeem’ is working on a PC remaster of the SNES classic Super Mario Kart. This PC fan remaster will add parallax maps, sprites that scale in size, and lava effects. It will even feature ray-traced lighting. And now, you can get your first look at this fan project in all its retro glory. Continue reading Super Mario Kart Is Getting a PC Remaster With Ray Tracing, Parallax Maps, and True Scaling Sprites →

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Unofficial PC Port Released

And the time has come. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom are the two Zelda games that most PC fans want to play. This was already possible thanks to the Nintendo Switch emulators. But now, PC gamers can play and enjoy Breath of the Wild natively on PC, without the need to use an emulator. Continue reading The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Unofficial PC Port Released →