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WWE 2K14 FINALLY Got Ported to PC (Full Installation Guide)
youtube.com/watch?v=0SYozYn3…
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UFC 3 PS4 now has a native port 🥊
Windows + Linux builds. Ring issues and optimization still in progress.
Tested on RTX 3060 (Win) + RTX 4070 (Linux/Omarchy). Zero AMD testing so far.
Fork it, break it, fix it 👇
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Dreamcast emulation on PS4 is HERE!
You can now play Spider-Man: The Movie (Dreamcast) on a jailbroken PS4 using Resonance. 🕷️🎮
🔗 github.com/iHaiDeeZ/Resonanc…
Although… I’d definitely change that cover 😂
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Smackdown vs Raw 2007 PC Port
- 4K, 60 FPS
- All modes working
- No keyboard-mouse support
- No online
Start from smackdown vs raw 2007.exe
Team Xtreme! Use Matt Hardy '00, Jeff Hardy '00, and Lita '00 to see their new trio entrance animation available with the next patch coming later today. Matt Hardy '00 and Jeff Hardy '00 will also have a new tag team entrance as part of the patch. #WWE2K26
Here's how I "fixed" The Witcher 3 Remastered lack of contrast
This biggest complaint I've seen for this game and that's a fair criticism since some scenes can look too flat compared to the OG version.
The reason for why this is happening is due to Global Illumination, when you add Ray Tracing effects to a game you get the effect that is also known as bounce lighting, the sun hits the ground and the light scatters across the scene making everything look slightly brighter.
There's also a bloom effect that CDPR has added to the remastered version which does contribute to overall lighting of a scene.
To change that, you can turn off Bloom effect in the settings and lower gamma until you reach your desired result.
This comparison shows how different the game can look if you change the gamma settings
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スパイク・チュンソフトより発売されているNintendo Switch向けパッケージ版『ウィッチャー3 ワイルドハント』および『ウィッチャー3 ワイルドハント コンプリートエディション』に、アップデート4.04dが配信されました。
こちらのアップデートを適用後、ゲーム内から100円でNintendo Switch 2 版『ウィッチャー3 ワイルドハント リマスター』をご購入いただけます。
初代Nintendo Switchでは「リマスター」版をプレイすることはできませんので、ご注意ください。

















