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BetaBeacon
June 23, 2025
aPS3e is an open-source PS3 emulator for Android based on RPCS3. It requires a powerful device for smooth performance and does not support all PS3 games. It supports decrypted PKG and ISO files for games. Controls can be configured using touch controls or a controller. Performance settings can be adjusted to improve gameplay. Custom drivers can be installed for a performance boost.
AppWizard
June 21, 2025
A group of fans is attempting to revive Borderlands Online, a game originally developed by Shanda Interactive Entertainment for the Chinese market, which was cancelled in 2015. They have found an old build of the game from obscure websites and aim to create a playable version despite significant challenges in reverse-engineering the software. The project is fan-driven, with no intention of infringing on copyrights or making a profit. The team has also discovered the de_dust2 map within the game files.
AppWizard
May 30, 2025
FromSoftware has released Elden Ring Nightreign, a co-op roguelike spin-off of the Elden Ring universe, now available on Windows PC and Steam, with console versions coming soon. The game features a 60 FPS cap and has received positive feedback for its performance, despite some framerate drops. However, it lacks ultrawide support, which has disappointed some fans. The game is priced at .99, currently available for .99 at Newegg with the promo code XVSAVE.
AppWizard
May 29, 2025
Elden Ring Nightreign is launching at 3 PM PT and 6 PM ET, accompanied by patch version 1.01, which includes updates such as improved handling of playable characters, soundtrack adjustments, text adjustments, balance adjustments, added character scenarios, and bug fixes. There is a caution regarding potential frame rate drops on certain PC configurations, particularly with the latest graphics cards. Players unable to launch the game can verify game files via Steam. To mitigate performance issues, players are advised to lower graphics settings and ensure their graphics card drivers are up to date. The developers are investigating the frame rate drop issue.
AppWizard
May 10, 2025
Steam, the most popular gaming platform on PC, sometimes experiences issues where games do not launch. To address this, users should check that their PC meets the game's minimum requirements, ensure the operating system and graphics drivers are updated, verify the integrity of game files through Steam, relocate games to the primary drive if necessary, and manage background applications that may cause conflicts. Additionally, installing specific Visual C++ redistributables from the game’s folder can resolve startup crashes. If problems persist, uninstalling and reinstalling Steam after cleaning the Windows registry may be necessary.
AppWizard
April 18, 2025
The acquisition of the Steam application CompressorX allows gamers to compress game files, maximizing existing storage without needing hardware upgrades. Modern games like The Last of Us Part II Remastered (150GB), Monster Hunter Wilds (75GB), and Cyberpunk 2077 with its Phantom Liberty expansion (100GB) contribute to high storage demands. External SSDs and hard drives provide additional space, but CompressorX offers a quick solution for optimizing current storage. While it has some quirks, such as a confusing automation feature and variable compression times, it helps gamers maintain their game libraries without deleting titles.
TrendTechie
April 5, 2025
The remastered version of The Last of Us Part II has been released on PC, available on Steam and Epic Games, but is not accessible in the CIS regions. It includes a Russian voiceover. The game does not feature Denuvo protection, which may have led to a quick breach and online dissemination of game files. Originally released on PlayStation 4 in 2020, it continues the story of Ellie and Joel set five years after a pandemic in America. The game has received over 300 awards, including "Game of the Year."
Tech Optimizer
April 4, 2025
Antivirus software can slow down a PC during gaming, with performance dips ranging from negligible to about 20 percent during routine monitoring, and up to 57 percent during full or partial scans. Despite the potential for improved performance by disabling antivirus software, security experts advise against it due to ongoing threats like viruses and malware. Instances of malware in downloadable game files and phishing scams targeting gaming communities highlight the importance of maintaining antivirus protection. Gamers can consider antivirus solutions designed for gaming that minimize system impact, schedule scans for non-gaming times, and create exclusion lists for game files to enhance performance while ensuring security.
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