Tag: digital foundry

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons remake – UE5 Nanite and Lumen come at a heavy cost

Brothers: A Tale of…

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Even to this day, developer Starbreeze Studios’ 2013 classic Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is fondly remembered. This…
Inside Kingmakers: the big Digital Foundry tech interview

Inside Kingmakers: the big…

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Recently revealed game Kingmakers seems to perfectly capture the childhood thrill of smashing together characters from different worlds, with…
Sony Xperia 5 V review: Compact and powerful with a great camera

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Sony’s Xperia 5 V was described to me by a representative as their more trendy flagship, designed for younger…
Upcoming Alan Wake 2 patch drastically improves GTX 10-series performance

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Alan Wake 2 was one of the most visually stunning games of 2023 – but also one of the…
PlayStation cloud streaming vs Microsoft xCloud: image quality, performance and latency tested

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Sony’s PlayStation Plus Cloud Streaming service was introduced last October for PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers, offering 4K streaming of…
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth tech review: an excellent but inconsistent experience

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The second part of the long-awaited Final Fantasy 7 remake trilogy is finally here. Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth releases…
Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster is another Nightdive triumph

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The release of Doom in 1993 changed the industry forever – and in its wake, developers scrambled to bring…
AMD Radeon RX 7900 GRE review: the most compelling RDNA 3 graphics card yet

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In something of a surprise launch, AMD has made its RX 7900 GRE available as a full retail product…
Skull and Bones: the good, the bad, the ugly – and the utterly bizarre

Skull and Bones: the…

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Some say that Skull and Bones has spent over a decade in development, so just how good is the…
AMD’s Radeon RX 6700 is a ringer for the PS5 GPU – but which is faster?

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What if AMD produced a desktop graphics card that effectively mirrored console GPU specifications? Would such a product guarantee…