All articles tagged with #gaming technology
NVIDIA clarified that Dynamic Multi Frame Generation is exclusive to the RTX 50-series, and detailed how the 240 FPS mode and Frame Generation work independently of DLSS Super Resolution, with user-controlled settings for target FPS and no requirement for 2nd Gen Transformer models for 6x Frame Generation.
Nvidia announced several major updates at CES 2026, including the Vera Rubin AI supercomputer architecture, new self-driving car tech, and updates to DLSS, G-Sync, and GeForce Now, signaling ongoing advancements in AI and gaming hardware.
OnePlus has introduced new 'Gaming Technology' features for its upcoming OnePlus 15 smartphone, including the Gaming Core, Performance Tri-Chip, and FPS Max, aimed at enhancing Android gaming performance with better power management, faster touch response, and native 165fps support, debuting with the device on November 15.
Microsoft is introducing Advanced Shader Delivery (ASD) to reduce shader compilation wait times in PC gaming by pre-assembling shaders for various hardware setups, similar to console technology. Currently limited to certain devices, it promises a future where shader compilation delays are minimized across all PC games.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang highlights the powerful tech inside the upcoming Switch 2, emphasizing its evolution of Satoru Iwata’s vision for a portable, cinematic gaming console, and notes the significant development effort to realize this next chapter in gaming.
Amazon is offering significant discounts on LG's top-tier OLED evo G4 TVs this Black Friday, with prices for the 55-inch, 65-inch, and 77-inch models reduced by up to 31%. Known for their exceptional picture quality and advanced features like the α11 AI Processor 4K and Micro Lens Array technology, these TVs cater to cinephiles and gamers alike, supporting Dolby Vision, HDR10, and high refresh rates for smooth gameplay. The G4 series also boasts a sleek design and smart home integration, making it a premium choice for home entertainment.
A top PlayStation executive predicts that the future of gaming will shift focus from graphics to immersive narratives, driven by advancements in technology and AI, enabling more personalized and emotionally engaging experiences.
Microsoft introduces DirectSR, a new API aimed at simplifying the use of upscaling technologies in PC gaming by providing a common set of inputs and outputs, allowing a single code path to activate a variety of solutions. This API, developed in partnership with GPU hardware vendors, aims to eliminate the need for game developers to individually support technologies like DLSS, FSR, or XeSS, and instead target DirectSR, which will then utilize the most suitable upscaling technology for the hardware. This move could potentially resolve the issues of game-specific upscaling support and streamline the implementation of upscaling in PC games.
Samsung's latest high-performance microSD cards, developed in collaboration with an unnamed customer, have sparked speculation about a potential successor to the Nintendo Switch. With impressive speeds and sizes, these cards could address the current Switch's limited internal memory and potentially be a valuable addition to a next-gen console. Scheduled for release later this year, the cards may play a significant role in the future of gaming technology.
GameScent is a new device designed to enhance gaming experiences by releasing scents that correspond with gameplay, using an AI system to process audio cues in real time. Developed by a team with backgrounds in consumer electronics, health, wellness, and gaming, the device is compatible with various gaming platforms and incorporates cartridges with different fragrances. The company aims to elevate gamers' experiences by leveraging the power of scent to create more immersive and memorable gameplay.
AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution 3 (FSR3) has been integrated into the co-op game "Starship Troopers: Extermination" and is set to launch with "The Thaumaturge" on February 20th, expanding the list of FSR3 supported games to 14 titles. The technology, which supports frame generation, is gaining momentum and is now available in early access for "Starship Troopers: Extermination," offering enhanced graphics for players with NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards.
Konami announces new products for Master Duel including Structure Decks and Selection Packs, while also unveiling an A.I. project that allows anyone, even outside of Konami, to create a Duel A.I. for the game using Python. The A.I. has been trained through machine learning to play over 100,000 Duels and can predict winning odds and face-down cards. Konami plans to involve universities and organizations with A.I. production skills in competitions and aims to enhance the game experience for both players and spectators.
MSI confirms that the Claw handheld gaming PC will feature a 7-inch, 1080p, 48-120Hz variable refresh rate (VRR) screen, making it one of the first of its kind with this feature. This VRR screen will allow for dynamic and automatic adjustment of refresh rates, similar to the Asus ROG Ally, providing smoother gameplay and reducing screen tearing. The release date for the MSI Claw is not confirmed, but rumors suggest it could arrive as early as February or March.
Nvidia has released the open beta for its RTX Remix modding toolkit, allowing for classic games to receive remasters with ray-tracing and higher definition assets. The software is designed to work with DirectX 8 and 9 games with fixed function pipelines, and while compatibility may vary depending on the complexity of the game's assets and engine, titles like Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind and Half-Life 2 have already showcased its capabilities. Expect a surge in unofficial remasters of older games with the release of RTX Remix.
MSI unveiled a new QD-OLED gaming monitor, the MEG 321URX, featuring a built-in AI processor called SkySight that provides visual notifications such as enemy positions and character health, raising questions about the future of AI in gaming. The monitor's AI technology can scan the game being played and offer visual indicators independently of the operating system or game files, potentially bypassing anti-cheat software. MSI also plans to introduce a feature allowing gamers to train an AI model on their favorite game to gain new advantages. The release is expected in late February with a price of $1,199.