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Reddit user Old-Tie-9976 has released an enhanced unofficial PC port of Project Gotham Racing 4, letting fans revisit the Xbox 360 exclusive on modern hardware without an emulator. The port adds uncapped frame rates and rendering resolutions up to 5K, rather than the original 720p. -
DLSS-Style Frame Generation Comes to GTX 16, Radeon, Intel Arc and Steam Deck With Apex Compute Beta
Apex Compute has released a public beta of ANR Frame Generation, the first available part of its cross-platform Apex Neural Rendering suite. The tool supports a range of NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel graphics cards, as well as Steam Deck, while the suite's planned upscaling and ray reconstruction features aren't available yet. -
Melhem Sfeir has shown what a modern Driver 2 Havana could look like while keeping the city's original layout intact. The fan project updates the streets with new lighting and more detail. -
A modder going by the handle Wehaveall has published benchmark results for version 2.0 of his experimental AMDLSS5 modification, which claims to enable DLSS 5 on AMD graphics cards. -
The creators of the Hardware Unboxed YouTube channel successfully enabled DLSS Frame Generation on RTX 30-series graphics cards using a mod called MFG Unlocker. -
NVIDIA's DLSS 5 became available in Hogwarts Legacy on November 5, 2026, but players say the official implementation is too restrained and are turning to unofficial mods for a stronger effect. The game offers a toggle for the technology, but no option to adjust how intensely it processes the image — a limitation that has left some players wanting more control. -
NVIDIA says War Thunder will add DLSS 5 with 3D-Guided Neural Rendering in mid-November through the Eagle's Shadow update, with a claimed peak of 400 FPS at 4K when several frame-generation and rendering features are enabled. The game is available on Steam, and the announced performance figure includes AI-generated frames rather than showing native rendering speed. -
A new ChillyWillMD video suggests Mario Kart World can be pushed into a much more cinematic look on PC, with DLSS 5 neural rendering dramatically changing its lighting and effects. Published on November 1, the footage makes the game resemble a scene from one of the Super Mario movies, even if some image flaws still stand out. -
Konami released update 1.6 for Silent Hill: Townfall on October 28, reorganizing the game's options and adding a new Hard difficulty. The patch is available for PC and PlayStation 5, with gameplay balancing changes and fixes also included. -
NVIDIA released RTX Remix 1.6 on October 23, 2026, adding DLSS 5, new frame-generation options and experimental path tracing for Minecraft Java Edition. The update also brings new tools for modders and Windows on Arm support, while the Minecraft feature is still an early beta with limited compatibility and possible visual or performance issues. -
Unofficial ports of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Bloodborne have already appeared on PC. The bbport test also showed how DLSS affects performance. Savage Wind runs without a Nintendo Switch emulator, while bbport for Windows and Linux uses the source code from the PS4 version without CPU emulation. Both projects have limitations, but they already let you play on PC. -
Modder and developer dashdogy released Universal MFG Unlocker 1.6.1. The update adds live DLSS preset switching on GeForce RTX 20, 30, 40, and 50 Series cards; in compatible DirectX 12 games, RTX 20 Series support is still marked as experimental. -
Gaming Optimized's DLSS 5 tests point to a trade-off between speed and image quality, with The Witcher 3 running much faster but Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 showing visible artifacts. The results suggest the new model can deliver a major speed boost in some scenarios, but its visual output can also distort images and characters' faces. -
Mod developer danielblnc released version 0.8.0 of DLSS-NR-on-AMD on GitHub, adding Multi Frame Generation for up to four frames alongside the latest neural-rendering features for Radeon users. The update includes DLSS Super Resolution 4.5 and Ray Reconstruction for AMD GPUs based on RDNA 3 and RDNA 4. -
NVIDIA outlined how Hogwarts Legacy and Where Winds Meet will get DLSS 5 support in November 2026, with the two games receiving the update on different dates. Hogwarts Legacy gets it on November 5, while Where Winds Meet is scheduled to follow later in the month. -
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Kojima's canceled Silent Hills comes alive on PC: the fan port of P.T. gets ray tracing and VR support
Twelve years later, the endless corridor with Lisa can be played on PC, with ray tracing and even in VR. -
A modder has released a port of Doom 1.10 with support for NVIDIA DLSS 5 neural rendering. That required a separate build with DirectX 12 output: the standard versions of the game don't support this technology. -
On episode 36 of his KOJI10 podcast, which premiered with official English subtitles, Hideo Kojima said AI image-enhancement tools could end up overriding a creator's choices without understanding the intent behind them.
Kojima said DLSS 5 can make CG characters that were close to the uncanny valley look like real people. He also said people told him Death Stranding 2: On the Beach looked odd with the technology enabled and did not need it. -
On Linux, d4r 0.1.2 now lets Radeon RX 9000 owners try experimental DLSS 4 and DLSS 4.5 support through Proton, although the feature has not yet been tested on actual RX 9000 hardware. Developer Countervolts added the support for AMD's RDNA 4 cards, but performance and image quality remain unknown.
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