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Back in January, Nvidia announced during its Game On livestream that DLSS support would be coming to Call of Duty: Warzone . And now at long last it's here, announced in the patch notes for Warzone Season 3 . DLSS, which stands for Deep Learning Super Sampling, is Nvidia's tech that provides performance boosts at high-resolution. You'll need a GeForce RTX card to try it out, but if you're rocking anything from the 20-series up it's worth turning on. And not just in Warzone, but in games like Control, Death Stranding, and any others that support the feature. Warzone's Season 3 update, which is a merciful 25.2 GB download , brings the limited-time event Hunt for Adler, which is kicking off on April 22, as well as 100 tiers of stuff to earn in the new battle pass. It also marks the destruction of the Verdansk map beginning with a nuke that just got dropped on it . Maybe hold off on racing to gawp at that though, since everyone's stuck on Rebirth Island right now. … [Read more...] about Latest Call of Duty: Warzone patch adds DLSS support, finally

This week's GTA Online update is all about taking a gamble. The Diamond casino has several gigs lined up and is rumored to have some valuable loot stored inside of its vault. All this and more was detailed in a new Rockstar blog post , which you can read the highlights of below. Triple Rewards On Casino Work And Rumors Of Diamonds In The Vault If you're ready to ignore the Blackjack table, Agatha Baker has several Casino Work missions to be done around Los Santos. Fend off mercenaries, chauffeur VIPs, and get your hands dirty doing various gigs for The Diamond Casino to earn triple the usual rate on cash and reputation points rewards until April 28. Or if you're tired of the house always winning, there's a chance to score big when a rumored cache of diamonds makes its way to the inside of the casino vault. It'll require some scouting, but the payday could be well worth the risk. Double Rewards On Stunt Races Grab your most reliable vehicle, hit the track, and try to avoid … [Read more...] about GTA Online Bets Big This Week With Triple Rewards At The Casino

The big new Season 3 update for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Warzone is finally out now, ushering in the next evolution of the multiplayer games. Having already released the patch notes for Black Ops Cold War , Activision has now turned its attention to Warzone. The Season 3 patch went live on April 21 at 9 PM PT. It's another big update, as it weighs in at more than 22 GB on all platforms. Below you can find a full rundown of the file size and complete patch notes for Warzone's Season 3 update. The Season 3 patch adds Nvidia DLSS for Warzone on PC that can help players experience the game at higher resolutions and with. better performance. Another huge change is that the only loot that drops across Verdansk is Black Ops Cold War weapons; this includes the game's brand-new weapons, the Swiss K31 sniper rifle and the PPSh-41 SMG. The Season 3 update also makes a series of balance changes to weapons, covering the AK-47, FARA 83, FFAR 1, Groza, and many others. … [Read more...] about Call Of Duty Season 3 Goes Live With Patch Notes For Warzone: Bug Fixes, Weapon Balance Changes, And More

DICE, Criterion, DICE Los Angeles and Electronic Arts Gothenberg are collaborating on this year's under-wraps Battlefield. It is the "biggest team ever on a Battlefield game", EA has said. A fifth studio, Midnight Star developer Industrial Toys, is making an entirely separate Battlefield game for mobile. This will arrive for smartphones and tablets in 2022. "We're in daily playtesting mode right now: polishing, balancing, and making the best possible Battlefield game we can. I can tell you it is a bold step," DICE boss Oskar Gabrielson said in a blog post today. "It has everything we love about Battlefield - and takes all of it to the next level. Epic scale. All-out military warfare. Crazy, unexpected moments. Game-changing destruction. Massive battles, packed with more players and mayhem than ever before. All brought to life with the power of next-gen consoles and PCs." The mention specifically of next-gen consoles ties in to earlier whispers this year's Battlefield will … [Read more...] about This year’s Battlefield is the work of four EA studios

The history of mazes and labyrinths is a maze itself. The first recorded labyrinth was commissioned by the Egyptian king Amenemhet III thousands of years ago: unlike the Minotaur labyrinth of Greek myth, this was built to be lived in, with banqueting halls, temples, and offices. Since then, mazes have been cut from turf, mosaicked on cathedral floors, stamped on coins, hacked into cornfields, formed by parking tourbuses, and fashioned from hedgerows as dallying spots for English aristocrats. Mazes and labyrinths generate a surprising range of emotions. Partly, this is because the former isn't quite the same as the latter. The associations of the noun 'maze' are largely negative, referring to bewilderment, deceit and worldly distraction. A labyrinth is a similarly confusing structure, but the word has acquired more positive senses over time—it can serve as a place for reverie and contemplation. Psychotherapists like Dr. Lauren Artress have even prescribed labyrinth-walking as a form … [Read more...] about Unraveling the curious history of videogame mazes and labyrinths