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Ubisoft is delivering free PS5 patches that upgrade Far Cry 3, its Blood Dragon spin-off, and Far Cry Primal to 60fps on PS5 and PS5 Pro, available to both owners and PS Plus subscribers; the updates continue Ubisoft's habit of supporting its older titles with free PS5 enhancements, and new trailers accompany the release.
Ubisoft has rolled out native 60FPS upgrades for Far Cry 3 Classic Edition, Blood Dragon Classic Edition, and Far Cry Primal on Xbox Series X|S, going live January 21. The Series X runs Far Cry 3 Classic Edition at 1440p60 and the Series S at 1080p60, while Blood Dragon Classic Edition also hits 60FPS. Primal already had 60FPS via FPS Boost, but the native upgrade adds more consistency. The upgrades are free and require only updating the games.
Ubisoft is bringing 60fps updates to Far Cry 3, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, and Far Cry Primal on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with patches launching January 21, 2026. Primal on older systems and the original Far Cry 3 already had 60fps via various boosts, and Far Cry 4 and Far Cry 5 joined the 60fps club in earlier patches. There’s no announced plan for Far Cry 2. A Far Cry anthology TV series is in development for FX from Noah Hawley and Rob McElhenney.
Far Cry 3 Classic Edition will gain a 60fps performance boost on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and other current-gen platforms later this week (Jan. 21), with Ubisoft hinting that Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon Classic and Far Cry Primal may also receive similar 60fps updates.
Ubisoft will release a free 60fps upgrade for Far Cry 3: Classic Edition on PS5 on January 21, and has teased via a social post that Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon Classic and Far Cry Primal may also receive 60fps updates through backwards compatibility.
Ubisoft hints at 60 FPS updates for Far Cry 3, Blood Dragon, and Primal via a social post, with no details on other tweaks; fans continue to await news on the next Far Cry installment.
Video games and weed have a complicated relationship, with some games demonizing it while others use it to advance the story. From the "Winners Don't Do Drugs" message in arcade games to the cringey weed references in Grand Theft Auto V and Call of Duty, the article explores the history of weed in video games. It also mentions the lame drug-dealing side quests in Saints Row and the boring "Weed Tycoon" games like Weedcraft Inc.