Video Game Patches
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Switch 2 Players Still Await The Witcher 3 Remastered Patch
CD Projekt Red has released a stability hotfix for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro. However, a separate patch for the Nintendo Switch 2 remains in development with no announced release date, causing frustration for players awaiting visual improvements.
CD Projekt Red reassures players The Witcher 3 Switch 2 patch still due, as update rolls out for PS5 and PS5 Pro
CD Projekt Red has released a stability update for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered on PlayStation 5 and PS5 Pro. The studio also reassured players that a patch for the Nintendo Switch 2, aimed at improving visual clarity, is still in development and will be released as soon as possible.
Dragon's Dogma 2 in 2026: A Better RPG Experience — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides
The author discusses recent improvements to Dragon's Dogma 2, particularly the addition of an infinite Ferrystone which significantly enhances the fast travel experience. The game now also runs at a smoother 60 fps, making it a more enjoyable action RPG, especially with the new Hard difficulty and the Dark Arisen expansion.
Mafia 3, which PC Gamer scored 54% but which I say is great, got a nice little 10th-anniversary update
Hangar 13 has released a 10th-anniversary update for Mafia 3: Definitive Edition on PC, bringing quality-of-life enhancements. The patch addresses issues such as janky mission progress, improved NPC behavior, and better achievement tracking, aiming to refine the player experience.
The Witcher 3 Remastered patch targets graphics issues and boats moving "uncontrollably" as CD Projekt Red promises it's "working" on Switch 2 fixes
CD Projekt Red has released patch 5.01 for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered, addressing various bugs and graphical issues across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The studio is also working on an update for the Nintendo Switch 2 version to bring it closer to parity with other platforms.
CD Projekt Red outlines which Witcher 3 Remastered fixes are coming next, but there's still division about the changes
CD Projekt Red has outlined upcoming fixes for The Witcher 3's Remastered edition, addressing performance on PlayStation 5, visual adjustments, and audio issues. Despite these efforts, the community remains divided, with some players expressing frustration over game-breaking bugs while the company focuses on features like Twitch Drops and Ukrainian localization. The remaster, which offers significant graphical and technical upgrades for free, has also raised minimum system requirements and is seen as a modernization effort ahead of the upcoming "Songs of the Past" expansion.
End Of Abyss Patch Fixes Most Of My Complaints Just One Day After Launch
Section 9 Interactive has released a patch for End of Abyss, addressing most of the issues that were highlighted in recent reviews, including map inaccuracies. This rapid post-launch update has made parts of the game's initial reviews quickly outdated, a rare occurrence for a single-player title.
Crimson Desert’s Latest Patches Show the Base Game Is Far From Forgotten
Recent patches for Crimson Desert, including updates 2.01.00 to 2.03.00, have addressed numerous long-standing issues and refined existing mechanics. Key improvements include stackable Silver Pouches for new journeys, enhanced Photo Mode with camera tilting and precise movement, better Water Striding functionality, increased Silver donation for camp funds, smoother NPC interactions, and improved combat behavior. Additionally, PC players benefit from an updated DLSS Ray Reconstruction for better ray-traced visuals.
Wolverine Patch Coming Soon After Tepid Launch Reactions
Insomniac Games is reportedly working on a patch for Wolverine following mixed reactions to the game's launch, particularly concerning cosmetic options. Community and Marketing Director James Stevenson has engaged with players on social media regarding suit variants, suggesting that fan feedback on cosmetic changes, such as a sleeveless "MCU suit" variant, may be implemented.
After selling over 20 million copies on Steam, Meccha Chameleon comes to Nintendo Switch 2 later today
Meccha Chameleon, a popular indie hide-and-seek game that has sold over 20 million copies on Steam, is now available on Nintendo Switch. The game's developer, Lemelion, has also released a hotfix for The Blood of Dawnwalker, addressing stability, gameplay, and quest issues on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S.
FromSoftware patches Elden Ring to stop players sharing the Tarnished Edition Switch 2 extras for free
FromSoftware has released patch 1.17.1 for Elden Ring across all platforms to address an exploit that allowed players to share DLC items from the Tarnished Edition without owning the add-on. The patch specifically targets the multiplayer issue where DLC items could be obtained under specific conditions, ensuring they are correctly removed from the inventory when traded.
Halo: Campaign Evolved Will Look Way Better Soon
Halo Studios is releasing a major patch for Halo: Campaign Evolved next week, which will add options to disable film grain and chromatic aberration, improve Jackal enemy staggering, and fix Sgt. Johnson progression blockers. The update also includes additional stability improvements across multiple platforms. Despite these improvements, the game has had a slow start, selling 1.2 million copies across all platforms.
Bethesda finally "looking into" patching Oblivion Remastered on PC, PS5 and Xbox amid praise for Switch 2 release
Bethesda has confirmed it is investigating bringing performance optimizations from the Nintendo Switch version of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered to PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. The Switch version, despite some expected downgrades, reportedly runs smoother than the other platforms, which continue to suffer from frame pacing, stuttering, and bugs.
Marvel Tōkon's dire PC performance improved massively by new patch, drastically reducing CPU use and stutters
A new patch for Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls has significantly improved its PC performance, addressing issues like high CPU usage, micro-stutters, and frame rate drops. The patch targets problems caused by audio processing and device checks, with developers also suggesting shader warm-up and auto graphics settings for further optimization. Player feedback indicates a substantial positive impact, with some aiming to improve the game's 'mixed' Steam review score.
Silent Hill 2 Remake Issues on PS5 and PS5 Pro Acknowledged by Konami After Latest Patch
Konami has acknowledged issues with the Silent Hill 2 remake on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro following the release of Patch 1.07. Players are reporting problems with shadows, character models, and ghosting, particularly in Performance Mode. The development team is investigating solutions but has not provided an estimated time for fixes.
The GTA 3D trilogy fanpatch has its biggest update, with over 100 new fixes including restored dialogue for San Andreas
The SilentPatch, a fan-made mod for Grand Theft Auto III, Vice City, and San Andreas, has received a major update. This new version includes over 100 fixes and restores cut content, most notably over 100 voice lines for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas that were previously inaccessible or bugged. The patch also addresses various graphical and gameplay issues across all three titles on PC.
Konami investigating Silent Hill 2 Performance Mode issues after latest PS5 patch
Konami is investigating performance issues on PlayStation 5 and PS5 Pro for the Silent Hill 2 remake following the release of Patch 1.07. Players have reported problems with crushed blacks and overly dark shadows specifically in Performance Mode after the update, which was intended to improve visual fidelity.
Evening Patches
JDM: Japanese Drift Master has introduced multiplayer events through official patches. The article also mentions unofficial games and mods, including a mod for Metro: Last Light Redux Director's Cut that restores cut content.
EA Is Finally Trying to Save Your Sims 4 Saves
Electronic Arts is releasing a free base game patch for The Sims 4 on July 21, introducing an auto-save feature and save reminders to prevent progress loss. The update also includes a 'Memory Boost' feature aimed at improving game performance, reducing lag, and potentially fixing memory-related save issues. A further update in September will focus on enhancing Sim autonomy.
Morning Patches
This article provides updates on recent patches for live service games ARC Raiders and HELLDIVERS 2. It also mentions a new gothic-inspired quest mod for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, alongside other unofficial game patches and mods.