Author: Valhalladidde

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Nvidia’s new DLSS 4.5 announcement comes with the promise of 4K 240 Hz path-traced gameplay, and you know there’s only one way we’re going to get there right now: AI. With a combination of a second generation transformer model and an expanded Multi Frame Generation feature offering up to 6x frame gen, the green team reckons it can deliver “incredible 240 Hz+ smoothness” in some of the most graphically intensive games around.Though, I’m guessing your mileage may vary.MFG (or Multi Frame Generation if you’re not into the whole brevity thing) was introduced at CES last year as one of the…

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2025 is over. Its big gaming showcases and grim real-world events are now all in the past. It’s far too early to say how 2026 will shape up by comparison. But before we move on to the future, it’s worth taking one last glance at the past, lest we be doomed to repeat it. And I don’t think anyone wants to repeat 2025, unless they spent all of their time playing video games which, depending on who you ask, were some of the best and most varied we’ve ever gotten in a single 12-month span. Here’s our definitive round-up of…

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Code Vein II maintains the core elements of its predecessor, but it feels more like a standalone action-RPG than a sequel. That’s because it greatly expands on the series’ combat systems and ideas to offer a huge amount of customization, while telling an all-new story about vampiric characters called Revenants that’s not linked to the original Code Vein. I recently got a chance to go hands-on with Code Vein II to check out its new systems, its time-traveling story, and its tough-as-nails bosses. Here’s everything I saw along the way. A host of combat options Verify your age to view…

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After 500 hours of testing, I hit a blunt truth: 96% of ChatGPT prompts flop. The issue isn’t the model—it’s vague asks with missing goals, context, and constraints. You get polished nothing, then lose hours revising. This guide flips that: structure over guesswork, so you spend time executing, not coaxing. I ran controlled trials on 500+ prompt structures across business, creative, strategy, and technical tasks. I scored results for accuracy, actionability, and speed, and tracked failures like scope drift and overconfident errors. Clear pattern: great prompts define the objective, audience, constraints, sources, and output shape. Structure wins—consistently. Here are the…

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You spend the entirety of A Game About Digging a Hole, well, digging a hole. And though it may not sound the most exciting, it kept me entertained a couple hours. However, this game is definitely meant for those who enjoy slowly paced, repetitive simulators. If you’re looking for a challenge or adventure, you’re not going to find it here. In this digging game, you start by buying a house for only $10,000, under the impression that there’s buried treasure in the yard, which is all yours once found. In order to obtain this buried treasure, you must tear up…

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Arc Raiders has gotten plenty of praise for being a touch more chill than other extraction shooters, and that’s by design—right on down to the game’s matchmaking system, which takes notice of how aggressive you are and tries to match you with like-minded players.This was confirmed in an interview stream Games Beat conducted with Embark’s CEO, Patrick Sƶderlund. He explained in the video that “the game isn’t about shooting other players,” though “you can do that if you want to.” The PvP is largely a way to “add tension,” and while that means players should always pose a threat to…

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