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NVIDIA supports people adding DLSS to unsupported games, slams Nintendo?

NVIDIA supports people adding DLSS to unsupported games, slams Nintendo?

The difference between the two cases is obvious. Nintendo lives by selling its console and the exclusive games of its platform. NVIDIA lives off the sale of graphics cards, and adding DLSS to games encourages sales. One loses sales and therefore a lot of money, while the other makes money because its technologies reach more ...

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Digital Foundry slams Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

Digital Foundry slams Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

It is no secret that the recently released Pokemon Scarlet & Violet haven’t launched in the best state and that they could have done with more time in the oven for optimisation and to stamp out some of the hilarious bugs that players have encountered. Now video game tech-focussed site Digital Foundry has gotten on ...

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PlayStation slams Xbox’s ‘inadequate’ Call of Duty offer

PlayStation slams Xbox’s ‘inadequate’ Call of Duty offer

Although Microsoft intends to continue call-of-duty In addition to the current deal with Activision, which is also available on the PlayStation platform, Sony said the offer was “inadequate on many levels.” The proposal was made privately by the two companies, but PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan expressed his feelings on the matter after Xbox chief Phil ...

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Meta slams Apple, accusing it of ‘holding users back’

Meta slams Apple, accusing it of ‘holding users back’

To share Changing App Store policies has become a challenge for Meta! Meta has again gone after what he considers Apple’s excessive power in the app marketin an explanatory memorandum from a federal agency that deals with user retention by the California giants. In a long report of 19 pages, Facebook heirs reiterate objections to ...