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A recent update has improved image quality in several games, beginning with Resident Evil Requiem. Players can also expect better visuals in Control Ultimate Edition and Alan Wake 2, with Remedy Entertainment stating that these versions will have clearer, more stable images and smoother motion.

The PS5 Pro version of Crimson Desert will let players choose from three graphics modes: Performance, Balanced, and Quality. Performance mode prioritizes smooth gameplay at 60 frames per second (or higher with compatible displays), with high-quality lighting effects and a resolution that starts at 1080p but is scaled up to 4K. Balanced mode targets 40 FPS (or over 48 FPS on certain displays) while scaling 1440p to 4K, also with high-quality lighting. Quality mode delivers the sharpest visuals at native 4K resolution with the best lighting effects, but limits the frame rate to 30 FPS. The image upscaling used in Performance and Balanced modes is done using Sony’s PSSR technology.

Marvel frequently releases limited series that appeal to longtime fans by revisiting popular storylines and characters from the past. While Wolverine has been featured in some of these nostalgic series, many periods of his life remain unexplored. Here are seven eras in Wolverine’s history that would make excellent miniseries, adding more depth to his already rich backstory.

While franchises like Avatar and the Marvel Cinematic Universe – which has earned over $30 billion worldwide with films like Avengers: Endgame and Avengers: Infinity War – prove how popular sci-fi and superhero stories can be, and Star Wars continues to thrive with new releases like The Mandalorian and Grogu, Disney has had a harder time successfully turning sci-fi novels into hit movies.

Unfortunately, not every movie franchise takes off. While some cinematic universes thrive, many more fall flat. Here are seven of the most unusual attempts Hollywood has made at building one.

Throughout the Pokémon series, games like Gold & Silver, Black & White, and Scarlet & Violet have featured many different Water-type Pokémon. Some of these designs are beautiful and clearly inspired by aquatic creatures, while others don’t quite capture the essence of water or are simply unappealing. Judging by their appearance alone, it’s clear which Pokémon truly feel like they belong in the water and which ones don’t. Here are five of the best and worst Water-type Pokémon designs from across the games.