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The Witcher 3 - Enhanced Edition Mod Spotlight
Apart from a few things like always night vision without cat, I quite like it.
Specially upscalling the difficulty and enemy AI.
Think I'm gonna try this in my third playthrough
Pokemon Go has reached an estimated 75 million downloads worldwide
That’s quite a lot of people out there walking around looking for Pokemon. App tracking firm Sensor Tower estimates Pokemon Go has been downloaded 75 million times worldwide, up from the 35 million reported last week.
That’s quite a lot of people out there walking around looking for Pokemon. App tracking firm Sensor Tower estimates Pokemon Go has been downloaded 75 million times worldwide, up from the 35 million reported last week.
The figure combines downloads for both iOS and Android devices in 32 of the 100 markets in Which Apple’s App Store and Google Play are available.
According to the figures, Pokemon Go was downloaded 50 million downloads in 19 days, faster that other popular downloads such as Color Switch and Slither.io.
The figure above shows Pokemon Go downloads compared theaforementioned and popular games.
Battlefield Hardline Criminal Activity DLC now free on Xbox One
Grab another Battlefield Hardline add-on for free.EA and DICE have put another Battlefield DLC up for free on Xbox One, as part of the continued celebration of the Battlefield series.Hardline’s Criminal Activity DLC is now free for Gold members on the Xbox Store. It’s not yet available on Origin or the PlayStation Store, as is usually the case.
Fear not, though, both stores should update later today and tomorrow, and we’re going to update this story as soon as they do.Criminal Activity added four new maps to the game, alongside the new Bounty Hunter game mode.
Grab another Battlefield Hardline add-on for free.EA and DICE have put another Battlefield DLC up for free on Xbox One, as part of the continued celebration of the Battlefield series.Hardline’s Criminal Activity DLC is now free for Gold members on the Xbox Store. It’s not yet available on Origin or the PlayStation Store, as is usually the case.
Fear not, though, both stores should update later today and tomorrow, and we’re going to update this story as soon as they do.Criminal Activity added four new maps to the game, alongside the new Bounty Hunter game mode.
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 1 & 2 have to be the worst PC ports of 2016
A new bar for low-effort “remasters” has definitely been set.Marvel surprised many with the announcement at SDCC last weekend that both Marvel Ultimate Alliance games would be getting a digital re-release on PC, PS4, and Xbox One. To its credit, the studio said not to expect the pair to be enhanced or remastered, just touched up for modern consoles.The PlayStation 4 ports (Xbox One come out later) are definitely on par with previous Activision-published re-releases like Prototype and Deadpool. That is to say: very little effort has gone into making them.
In the case of Marvel Ultimate Alliance, the re-release isn’t even the complete package. DLC characters are notably missing from PS4 and PC. Microsoft had an exclusivity deal on those back in the Xbox 360 days, so one could only assume – even though it’s been nearly ten years – that they’re included in the Xbox One version, though it’s looking very unlikely considering Activision hasn’t said a word.
On PC, however, there are much bigger problems than missing DLC characters.Being a mostly isometric action RPG, it’s not hard to imagine why some PC players would want to play the game with a mouse and keyboard.
Unfortunately for them, the game’s controls are pre-bound to a set few keys you can’t change. Many users have also reported input lag using a keyboard setup.Similarly, navigating the menus is very frustrating with either keyboard or controller, making it difficult for some to manually save the game or edit teams.
This particular problem is definitely not unique to Marvel Ultimate Alliance(s), many other terrible PC ports can’t quite figure out keyboard and mouse controls, or just don’t bother including them. For the most part, these go unnoticed, usually because players are already expecting them to be controller-driven, and so they don’t bother using anything else.
In the case of the PC ports for both Marvel Ultimate Alliance games, not even plugging in a controller will save you. According to plenty of user reviews for both games on Steam, plugging in an Xbox One controller probably won’t work.Many users also didn’t have much luck with an Xbox 360 controller. In both cases, there are reports of the game misreading inputs, or requiring certain buttons to pressed when it prompts for others. This issue is compounded by the fact you can’t re-map controls in-game, so you’re kind of stuck.
“The most impudent release in my lifetime. Even Arkham Knight was less messed up. Sound doesn’t work properly,” wrote one user wrote.The Steam product pages for the pair do mention “Partial Controller Support”, which really doesn’t tell you anything about the state the games are currently in.
Sound being of low quality, badly mixed, or straight up cutting out, is another major complaint that appears in almost every review. Cutscenes appear to have also not been changed from the original Xbox 360/PS3 release, showing up very blurry and muddy, according to many.Both games currently have mostly negative user reviews that seem to all revolve around the same basic issues that have no place being in a PC port in 2016, or any other time for that matter.
“What were they thinking the keyboard controls make no sense, and you cant even use a controller because the game doesnt know the difference between A and X, Start and R3,” laments another.
It’s not just the Steam forums either, NeoGAF and Reddit are filled with yet more disgruntled and disappointed fans. Now that we’re in a post-Steam refund policy world, many will just refund the purchase and be done with it.
If and when Activision steps in and patches these issues, it’s probably better to avoid picking them up for now.
NVIDIA will pay $30 each and everyone that has purchased a GTX970 GPU
Back in January 2015, it was revealed that NVIDIA’s GTX970 was actually a 3.5GB GPU (with an additional 512MB memory chip) and not a truly 4GB GPU. Not only that, but the GTX970 had 64 render output processors rather than the 56 that were advertised.
Back in January 2015, it was revealed that NVIDIA’s GTX970 was actually a 3.5GB GPU (with an additional 512MB memory chip) and not a truly 4GB GPU. Not only that, but the GTX970 had 64 render output processors rather than the 56 that were advertised.
Things got crazy and consumers sued NVIDIA, claiming that the company engaged in false advertising, deceptive business practice, unlawful is practices and violated California’s business law for unfair business practices. And today, NVIDIA agreed to a preliminary settlement that will resolve those claims.
As it was revealed, NVIDIA will pay $30 each and everyone that has purchased an NVIDIA GTX970 GPU. In addition, NVIDIA will pay $1.3 million in attorneys’ fees.
Furthermore, NVIDIA claimed that there would not be a cap on the total amount it would pay consumers, meaning that all those affected by this will get paid, without any exception at all.
As the attorneys for the proposed Class said in the filing:
“The settlement is fair and reasonable and falls within the range of possible approval. It is the product of extended arms-length negotiations between experienced attorneys familiar with the legal and factual issues of this case and all settlement class members are treated fairly under the terms of the settlement.”
