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NVIDIA is reportedly cancelling its RTX 50 series refresh, aka SUPER 5070/5070 Ti and 5080 SUPER, but will be rolling out more DLSS 4.5 features this Spring. See full article...

However strip it all down to be a streaming gaming device and they might be able to cut enough corners to fool folks into lower priced versions. Let's just hope no more X|S shenanigans. I kind of see this happening on multiple fronts from PC to console.

I agree, $1K for a console is insane but given $500+ began seven years ago, and we've got maybe 2 more years to go, it could happen. If possible they might try for $899 but to the average person that's pretty much the same after taxes and whatnot.

Ongoing critique of many publisher's is not paying attention to what people are wanting to play. Seems to me this is a ripe opportunity to do just that and use their resources to bring a quality game to market.

I have a feeling someone dropped the ball in getting contracts in place early enough and by the time a decision was made it was too late.

I'm mixed on this. Did I want it? Definitely not, but I'm at least curious enough to try to watch the first episode when it comes out. I like what they did with Fallout (although I still haven't watched S2 yet). Meanwhile, Amazon MGM is going bonkers with all the video game adaptations...

Valve's upcoming new hardware releases remain in limbo as it works on securing memory and storage inventory during the current shortage. See full article...

I agree. Starting to feel like I ought to be giving up on keeping track of time. It just seems more futile these days and energy is better spent keeping track of what is instead of what might be.

Which aligns with the rumor that Sony may be doing the same. That's also around the time when the memory supply chains might stabilize but by then a $1K console be the new norm.

AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su has confirmed Microsoft's next Xbox console is planned to launch in 2027, while also reaffirming Valve's Steam Machine is on its way. See full article...

Hmm, good point.

Sad but true. Thought the same while doing this post.

Google debuted Project Genie last week, and not long after, multiple video game publishers saw stock prices drop. See full article...

At this point it may not even matter. Some rumors say it'll be 2028 before we see a PS6 and MS has gone somewhat silent on the next Xbox.

I don't believe so as it what is rendered doesn't resemble anything like that. Too me it just looks like a solid 70-90 FPS rendered w/o no waste and minimal duplication. As far as lag goes, mostly unnoticeable but I mainly play RPGs where fastest response is rarely needed. However, I do say that...

Yep, 2019 was technically the refresh for both models and there's been no word of a new model since, but NV has, in recent years, expanded the software side of it to select TVs. I know we have a few articles on it here somewhere.

The cast for Amazon's upcoming God of War streaming series is shaping up to be an impressive roster of veteran TV, movie, and video game actors. See full article...

I've gotten used to using MFG, but in a really specific way. I use MFG x3 combined with either DLSS Quality or DLAA (I always smile a bit more when I can use this) at 4K and then limit FPS to 70-90 (depending on the game). This combination, to me, keeps the GPU from producing ridiculous frames...

Most folks are lucky if they get a handful of years of support with mobile-based OSes, but that's not the case when it comes to NVIDIA's SHIELD TV family. See full article...

PC users are chomping at the bit to get an official update from AMD regarding Olympic Ridge, but ongoing rumors suggest good things are on the horizon. See full article...