Hardware News

AMD's frame generation and Nvidia's DLSS together at last Nvidia's DLSS upscaling. AMD's frame generation technology. On the same GPU at the same time. Really? It's cats and dogs living together! Or just the first game to enable that combo, namely Ghost of Tsushima, originally a Playstation 4 title and released just a few days ago on PC. Despite much of Playstation's success coming from its fantastic selection of exclusive titles, Sony appears to have softened its stance on exclusivity a little...

It seems like a  new Nintendo Switch model and an upgraded version of the current console are coming your way soon. Back in October 2018, The Wall Street Journal reported Nintendo’s plans to update their Nintendo Switch hardware sometime this year. The update would be on the system’s display with a higher-end screen. They then made a follow-up report last March with the news of cheaper hardware. This time around, this rumor is revisited due to a Bloomberg article that came up...

After all the speculation and rumors that have been going around during the last week, Google decided to unveil their brand new Stadia Controller. Stadia is the name of Google´s video game streaming platform. It´s planned to be released at some point this year, and it will offer a new way of playing videogames, allowing players to stream games across a variety of devices in a fast and agile way. Stadia was announced yesterday during the GDC 2019 and you...

Nintendo breaks records, selling 4.8 million Nintendo Switch through the first 10 months of the console in the US market. It's true that Nintendo has a great player base, but during the last few years, their sales numbers for Nintendo Wii and its respective games have not really been that great, especially if you compare them to the numbers from Sony and Microsoft for PlayStation and Xbox One. We could argue that the public never really got used to the...

This week the Wall Street Journal reported that China's Ministry of Culture released a statement with the news that game consoles can now be manufactured and sold freely in the Asian country. Previously it was only permitted at the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, effectively choking a market estimated at 22,2 billion just this year. The ban was put in place in 2000, with China quoting " concern of the potential harm to its younger generation " and of "threatening state...