Metro 2033 + Last Light Redux Next Gen Updates Launch for PC a Week Ahead of Console Versions and Reportedly Supports DLSS 5

[Peter_Brosdahl]

Deep Silver has rolled out next-gen updates for Metro 2033 and Metro Last Light Redux editions, adding 4K textures, bug fixes, and numerous QoL improvements. Announced a few weeks ago, these next-gen updates are the developers’ way of thanking fans and the gaming community for supporting the franchise over the decades, while prepping these titles […]

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[DrezKill]

Oh interesting, supports the Impulse Triggers (aka "rumble triggers") of XB1 and XBSX|S controllers, and the Adaptive Triggers of the DualSense controller. I guess handy for those who actually play a first-person shooter with a controller. I'm not one of those.

Really appreciate all the work 4A Games puts into their old games. Free upgrades for everyone, and better compatibility and performance for newer hardware and OSes. Also traditionally their games have run better in Linux than in Windows. 4A Games is definitely the kind of developer one feels inclined to support with their cash.

...newer controllers such as DualSense 2 are now supported...

Lawlz, what the f*ck is that, the PlayStation 6 controller? Is it out already?

 

[igor_kavinski]

Lawlz, what the f*ck is that, the PlayStation 6 controller? Is it out already?

https://www.reddit.com/r/Dualsense/comments/1pgvaae/dualsense_v2_cfizct2w_is_an_absolute_game_changer

 

[DrezKill]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Dualsense/comments/1pgvaae/dualsense_v2_cfizct2w_is_an_absolute_game_changer

Aaahhh, a newer revision. But not actually called "DualSense 2". Mine is a CFI-ZCT1W, which looks to be the original launch model. I bought it a few months ago. I guess there's a lot of the older revisions still floating around. I usually try to go for later revisions of controllers for each generation. However DualSense controllers are so f*cking expensive that I had to grab what I could when I finally found a "decent" sale. I'm glad they updated the controller though, as the battery life is absolute @ss. Just like with DualShock 4 and 3, and XB1 and XBSX|S controllers, and every controller Nintendo made for Switch 1 (and probably their Switch 2 controllers as well).

X360 controllers had decent battery life. But none will match the Nintendo WaveBird, where you could get 90-100 hours from two AA batteries. Those things didn't have rumble support though.