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Starfield's big DLSS update is now available in Steam beta testing, enabling Nvidia owners to take advantage of higher frame rates. The update also includes a number of other bug fixes and gameplay tweaks.
The preload update for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is now available, but its massive file size has drawn criticism from fans. The update is over 100 GB on consoles and PC, and even larger for those who haven't installed previous Call of Duty games.
Blizzard President Mike Ybarra says that he wants to see the company's IPs "everywhere," which means more mobile games are likely on the way. This comes as no surprise, given the financial success of Diablo: Immortal, but it's still bad news for fans who were hoping for a return to Blizzard's PC and console gaming roots.
Microsoft is partnering with Inworld to develop AI tools that can generate dialogue, scripts, and quests for video games. This has raised concerns about the role of writers in the gaming industry and whether AI will eventually replace them.
Fortnite OG is a runaway success, with Epic reporting the most successful day in the game's history over the weekend. Players are loving the trip down memory lane, but the event is set to disappear on December 2
Palia, an MMORPG inspired by Animal Crossing and Stardew Valley, has received a new update that introduces Starstones, expanded character customization options, and more.
Blizzard President Mike Ybarra believes players are lacking in patience and want new content constantly. He also discussed the challenges of monetization and the possibility of Blizzard returning to more traditional publishing models.
A Cyberpunk 2077 player has discovered a trick for bypassing locked doors by forcing enemies to open them, circumventing many in-game checks tied to attributes.
