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As one of the major titles to emerge from Microsoft's acquisition of Bethesda, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle proved a critical hit on Xbox Series X, S and PC in late 2024 - and now, four months later, it arrives on PlayStation 5 consoles. To cut to the chase, this translation to PS5 and PS5 Pro is a success all round. It compares well to Series X in particular, with developer MachineGames realising an authentic take on the Indiana Jones films using its Motor engine - a customised branch of ID Tech 7, which itself powered the likes of 2020's Doom Eternal. It's impressive stuff: from the near 1:1 recreation of Raiders of the Lost Ark's opening scene to the sprawling Vatican city, each level plays host to all manner of whip-cracking, stealth, puzzling and sleuthing. And once again, we get ray traced global illumination - RTGI - into the bargain on PS5 consoles, allowing for more accurate indirect lighting and shading at 60 frames per second. So how does the experience match up to Series X? And what about PS5 Pro?
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Capcom is once again warning that players cheating on Monster Hunter Wilds will find some sections "unplayable" if they persist in using unsanctioned mods.
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One of the most ambitious titles lined up for the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, CD Projekt RED's Cyberpunk 2077 has been showcased via work-in-progress code seen at the console's launch tour. Digital Foundry had the chance to go hands-on at the recent London event and while our initial impressions are on the record, many questions remained unanswered. Is the port using Nvidia DLSS? CDPR has now confirmed that the answer is yes, making this the first known title to use the machine learning-based upscaling technology.
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Nintendo of America hasn't just uploaded its classic 1991 SNES TV advert to make you nostalgic - it's also recreated it entirely for Nintendo Switch 2 in 2025, complete with the original leading man, Paul Rudd.
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Pocketpair has responded to Nintendo's legal action by asserting the patents The Pokémon Company believes Pocketpair has contravened are invalid due to other games that came before it, including Ark: Survival Evolved, Tomb Raider, and even Nintendo's own Legend of Zelda series.
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Over 20 years ago, SNK blew the world away with Garou: Mark of the Wolves. Since then, Fatal Fury has become a relic of the past, loved only by those with wrinkles on their face and a place for gaming classics in their hearts. That flickering ember remains dormant no longer with Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves, a grand resurgence with more money thrown at it than the next unsustainable AI start-up. But does City of the Wolves have what it takes to carve a home for itself in a market dominated by Street Fighter, Tekken, and more? Judged on what I've played, I'd say it's got a damn good shot at doing so.
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This one's a touch delayed - we didn't attend either the New York or Paris reveal events - but Nintendo arrived in London on April 11 to showcase Switch 2 and Digital Foundry was invited. And by and large, we like what we see. Yes, there's a certain degree of continuity and familiarity moving from the original Switch to its successor, but from our perspective, the hardware hits the spot: bigger, brighter, better. And as for the games, well, it's early days of course, so there is an expected quality divide between first and third-party efforts, but Mario Kart World? That looks like a system seller, right there.
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