Redditor claims that Monster Hunter Wilds runs better 'the more DLC you own', and it does—but not by much on my machine

Monster Hunter Wilds is somewhat infamous for its performance woes, leading its Steam user rating to drop to "Mixed" since ...
Rock Paper Shotgun

Monster Hunter Wilds' PC performance might stand to be improved by limiting DLC checks, but that's not necessarily a silver bullet

Monster Hunter Wilds might perform better on PC if its DLC checks are limited, but that only appears to affect exploring ...

"It is just a DLC presence check."

Monster Hunter Wilds fans are asking Capcom for answers after one player seemed to discover that PC performance is dictated ...

007 First Light dev admits it messed up PC specs announcement

The developer blamed an "internal miscommunication" which led to it sharing an older version of the specs. One of the ...

Valheim player keeps building Dollar Generals despite friend begging them to stop: 'I do not want to play Valheim with Greg anymore'

You don't need PvP enabled to wage a war against your friends on the fields of Valheim. You just need the right mindset and ...
Pocket Tactics

Stop asking for an ARC Raiders first-person mode, it doesn't need it

If you think ARC Raiders needs an FPS mode like Tarkov or Arena Breakout, then you deserve your fate in Embark Studios' ...
XDA Developers on MSN

Zed is the speed demon that makes VS Code and Antigravity feel sluggish

VS Code and Antigravity are both Electron apps, which means they're essentially running a Chromium browser with your editor ...
Game Rant

A Brand New Open-World Survival RPG on Steam Feels Like If Rust Took Place in the Last of Us Universe

An upcoming survival RPG with multiplayer elements is like a mash-up of The Last of Us and Rust, which could lead to great ...
Tech Times

What Is Frame Pacing and Why It Matters: Smooth Gameplay and FPS Explained

Frame pacing explained shows why FPS alone isn't enough; learn how consistent frame delivery ensures smooth gameplay and ...
ZDNet

How AI and Rust are rewriting Linux and Windows programming

Microsoft and Linux are adding AI and Rust to their pipelines. Microsoft is leaning much harder into AI development than Linux. Both are expanding Rust, but neither OS will be fully Rust soon.
Computerworld

Microsoft is not rewriting Windows in Rust

A job posting by a Microsoft engineer sparked excitement about a project “to eliminate every line of C and C++ from Microsoft by 2030”, replacing it with Rust — but alas for fans of the memory-safe ...