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The latest transformer technology will be integrated into DLSS 4.5’s Super Resolution, and it’s been trained with more data and tested on a wider range of challenging scenarios. This should result in a more stable image over time, with fewer visual artifacts like ghosting and clearer edges, especially in fast-moving scenes. NVIDIA is also planning to showcase a comparison between DLSS 4 and DLSS 4.5 during their presentation.

Netflix released a new trailer on Monday, and the accompanying image showed the cast of Stranger Things playing Dungeons & Dragons – a scene from the show’s finale. The image simply said “Official Trailer,” leading many fans to think Netflix had accidentally released a sneak peek of a secret, extra episode. However, while this “One Last Adventure” trailer was an unexpected release, it’s likely fans hoping for a new episode will be let down – the footage appears to be a compilation of existing scenes.

One of the most famous and cleverly ironic anti-piracy efforts comes from the game Game Dev Tycoon. In this game, you run your own video game studio. If someone pirated the game, they could play it, but there was a twist. As their in-game company started to succeed, their income would suddenly plummet due to widespread piracy. Eventually, an employee would inform the player that piracy was the cause of their financial troubles. It was humorous because players who pirated the game flooded online forums asking how to fix the in-game piracy issue, inadvertently revealing that they were pirates themselves.

Throughout most of Marvel’s comic book history, Norman Osborn has focused on ruining the life of Spider-Man (Peter Parker) and harming everyone Peter cares about, simply out of hatred. Even when not acting as the Green Goblin, Osborn has been responsible for terrible acts that have caused countless deaths. Here’s a look at some of the worst things Norman Osborn has ever done in Marvel Comics.

As 2025 comes to a close, we’ve been reviewing the year’s best new science fiction novels, looking for stories ripe for adaptation. While many excellent books came out, three stand out as particularly promising for film or television. These novels tackle timely issues like the rise of artificial intelligence and explore thought-provoking ideas about life and death, offering unique narratives we believe would make a significant impact on screen.

Following the positive reception to their first game, Sandfall’s developers are feeling a little pressure from fans eager for a sequel, according to COO and production director François Meurisse in an interview with Edge magazine (as reported by GamesRadar). However, Meurisse indicates that the team isn’t overly concerned with meeting those expectations and will largely focus on their own vision for the next game.

The physical release will be available in the following three editions:

So, what’s all the hype about? We’ve only seen a short announcement and some gameplay, yet people are really excited. Why should you pay attention to this game when it becomes available in early access next year?

Even if the bleak setting – cramped living spaces, decaying buildings, and high crime – feels uncomfortably familiar, it still manages to spark imagination, much like in the game DEFECT by emptyvessel. It’s a world that mirrors our own in many ways.

Brandon Sanderson has long been open to a video game based on his Mistborn series. A project with Little Orbit even started in 2012, but it was ultimately cancelled. He explained that for about six or seven years, the rights to create a game were connected to the rights for a potential Mistborn movie, which complicated things.