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Crimson Desert Confirms PSSR 2 on PS5 Pro, But Glowing Previews All Based on PC Version
Previews for Crimson Desert highlight its impressive open-world potential, though most footage is from PC versions. The game will utilize PSSR 2 on PS5 Pro for 4K resolutions and higher frame rates, with optimizations for the base PS5 also confirmed. Concerns remain about the lack of console gameplay footage and the game's potentially overwhelming complexity.
Video: Resident Evil Requiem Side-By-Side Comparison (Switch 2 & PS5 Pro)
A side-by-side comparison highlights the performance of Resident Evil Village on the Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5 Pro. Despite the Switch 2 version running at a lower internal resolution, DLSS technology allows it to compare favorably with the PS5 release in terms of visual stability, though the PS5 Pro offers greater overall clarity.
TITAN ISLES PS VR2 REVIEW
Titan Isles is a PlayStation VR2 title developed by Psytec Games that fully utilizes the hardware's features, including haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. The game offers deep exosuit customization, four-player co-op with crossplay support across Meta Quest and SteamVR, and challenging boss battles, though the solo experience can feel less engaging. Its impressive soundtrack and polished technical performance make it a strong recommendation for co-op players.
God of War Review | Giant Bomb
The 2018 God of War reboot successfully evolves the franchise by shifting from Greek to Nordic mythology and focusing on a more mature narrative centered on Kratos and his son, Atreus. While the combat and exploration have been overhauled with an over-the-shoulder perspective and a more open world, the game retains the series' signature intensity and visual splendor, making it the best entry to date.
Agents of Mayhem Review | Giant Bomb
Agents of Mayhem, developed by Volition, is a disappointing open-world action game that fails to live up to the legacy of the Saints Row franchise. Despite a diverse cast of unlockable characters and a robust upgrade system, the game suffers from unrewarding progression, a lifeless city, technical jank, and a relentless stream of boring mission objectives. The humor is lazy and repetitive, and the overall experience is described as boring and disappointing.
