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Microsoft has officially launched the preview of its Advanced Shader Delivery (ASD) technology for Xbox PC. The feature is currently exclusive to AMD hardware, aiming to optimize shader delivery in gaming.
AMD has announced that its latest AI-driven upscaling technology, FSR 4.1, will be extended to older GPU architectures. This update includes support for the RX 7000 and RX 6000 series, as well as Steam Machine hardware.
Development of PS5 emulators has begun, with three projects currently in progress: SharpEmu, RPCSX, and Kyty. SharpEmu shows the most progress, successfully running simple 2D indie games on PC.
AMD is expanding its FSR 4.1 upscaling technology to older hardware, starting with RDNA 3 GPUs this July. Support for RDNA 2 architecture, including the Steam Deck, is scheduled for early 2027.
Sony has filed a patent for technology designed to eliminate 'pop-in' artifacts in open-world games. This advancement is expected to be integrated into the upcoming PlayStation 6 architecture.
The experimental SharpEmu PS5 emulator has successfully reached an early boot stage for the title Astro Bot. While the game is not yet playable, this marks a significant milestone in PS5 emulation research.
The developers of Cinder City have adjusted the game's system requirements, now recommending 32GB of RAM. Despite the update, the minimum requirement remains at 32GB, indicating high hardware demands for this unoptimized build.
RedMagic has unveiled its latest gaming tablet, the Gaming Tablet 5 Pro. It is equipped with the high-performance Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor and features an advanced OLED display with active cooling.
Sony has filed a patent for a controller capable of dynamically adjusting the physical hardness of its buttons based on game context. This technology expands the haptic feedback capabilities beyond the existing adaptive triggers to the entire controller surface.
Valve has announced a substantial price increase for the Steam Deck, with some models rising by as much as $300. This shift marks a significant change in the hardware's market positioning.