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A modder has added path tracing to the remakes of Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3, and Resident Evil 4.

 Modder praydog has released an updated version of the REFramework tool, which allows for full path tracing in Resident Evil 2 remakes.Resident Evil 3and Resident Evil 4. In Resident Evil 2, path tracing significantly improves the quality of shadows and reflections. Many objects that previously didn't cast shadows now do, and overall lighting is more realistic. The situation with Resident Evil 3 is more complicated. Comparison shots show the original version of the game looking better. The mod's main issue is the lack of shadows in some scenes. This suggests that the path tracing implementation requires further work, but it's unclear whether the author plans to improve it further. Resident Evil 4's results are mixed. Some scenes benefit from the new effects, but others exhibit visual artifacts, such as white dots on stone textures. Users who have already tried the mod recommend not expecting it to work perfectly at this stage, as the project still requires some refineme...

An insider reports that Resident Evil 10 is scheduled for release in 2029.

  Resident Evil Requiem hasn't been released yet, but rumors about the next installment in the series are already starting to surface. According to insider Dusk Golem (aka AestheticGamer), who first reported Leon Kennedy's return, Capcom plans to release Resident Evil 10 no earlier than 2029, just three years from now. The gap between RE9 and RE10 (though it probably won't be called that) is a bit shorter than usual (assuming RE10 isn't delayed either, it's currently scheduled for 2029, but in a worst-case scenario it could be delayed to 2030, 2031, depending on the whims of the game's developers), and RE9's DLC has had time to prepare.  The reason for the shorter gap between games this time around, according to Dusk Golem, is that Requiem was originally planned for release in 2025, with the DLC in 2026, to fill the gap between RE9 and the proposed remakes of Code Veronica and Resident Evil 0. However, due to internal delays, the release dates of Resident Ev...

InsiderGaming: Assassin's Creed: Black Flag remake to be revealed in April

  InsiderGaming reports that the Assassin's Creed: Black Flag remake is expected to be officially unveiled in April. According to the publication, the project's release was delayed beyond the current physical release year, but recent rumors point to an announcement next month. "One game still in development is the Assassin's Creed: Black Flag remake. Recent rumors suggest an April release announcement after the project was delayed beyond the current physical year," writes InsiderGaming. The report does not provide details about the development studio, platforms, or the expected release window. If the announcement does indeed take place in April, we can expect a trailer, developer comments, or an official teaser outlining the project's scope and target platforms. Until Ubisoft makes an official announcement, these details should be considered unconfirmed.

Rumor: The third DLC for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt may be dedicated to the hunt for Spinner, the last witch of Crooked Ear Bog.

  The fan community is actively discussing unconfirmed information about the possible release of a third major expansion for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.According to rumors, the new content will focus on a storyline involving a character named Spinner, the last surviving Witch of Crooked Ear Marsh. CD Projekt RED may use this plot to create a narrative link between the events of the third part and the upcoming The Witcher 4In a future expansion, Geralt and Ciri are expected to embark on a journey to find the Weaver and retrieve Vesemir's medallion, one of the key relics of the School of the Wolf, which she stole. Insiders indicate a possible release of this expansion in the spring, and its price will be $30.

Kirigiri's hacked one of the latest versions of Denuvo protection in Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds using a hypervisor

  Kirigiri 's has released the first beta version of a Denuvo hack for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.. The hack was performed using a hypervisor and works on AMD and Intel processors. Notably, this is the most recent hacked game using Denuvo—it was released in late September 2025 and likely has one of the latest security patches. Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is a racing game where races take place not only on traditional tracks, but also on water, in the air, and even in space. The game features a portal system: mid-race, you can fly into a glowing ring and find yourself in a completely different dimension, where the physics are different and the controls change on the fly.

A leak has revealed the release window for Marvel's Wolverine.

  The release date for Insomniac's upcoming PlayStation exclusive, Marvel's Wolverine, appears to have been narrowed down thanks to information found on the Latin American PlayStation Store. Marvel's Wolverine was already confirmed for a fall 2026 release, with Sony announcing this timeframe back in September 2025 at State of Play. However, this window may be further narrowed based on new data leaked on the PlayStation Store. According to information about Marvel's Wolverine found on the Latin American PlayStation Store, the game is scheduled for release in Q3 2026. This differs from the North American PlayStation Store, where Marvel's Wolverine is scheduled for release in fall 2026. Q3 includes the months from July to September, meaning Marvel's Wolverine will release in one of those months if the information on the Latin American PlayStation Store is accurate. Given the announced launch window of fall 2026, the only month that falls within both Q3 and fall 202...

The creators of MindsEye have released a major update in an attempt to "reboot" the game and replicate the success of Cyberpunk 2077.

  Scottish studio Build A Rocket Boy has released a major update 7.0 for its failed sci-fi game MindsEye., positioning it as a "new beginning" and hoping for a return scenario similar to Cyberpunk 2077. The developers claim the update is intended to "reset" the project after its disastrous launch in the summer of 2025, when the game was met with scathing criticism from both players and reviewers. Mark Gerhard, CEO of Build A Rocket Boy, stated: Update 7.0 is a major step forward for MindsEye and our studio. We've listened to player feedback, acted quickly, and are continuing to improve performance, make ongoing improvements, and introduce significant enhancements to combat and gameplay. The developers say the main changes are aimed at addressing key issues raised by the community: reworking NPC AI, adjusting the story campaign, improving performance, and adding more new content. The studio has made it clear that it has no intention of abandoning the project. The...