

Gaming
Cyberpunk 2077 Nothing Will Help: Things Got Worse After the Giant Patch
Recently, CD Projekt RED published a huge update 1.2 for the cyberpunk RPG Cyberpunk 2077, which brought with it over 500 fixes and improvements.
Early adopters to install the updates immediately noticed the noticeably improved graphics of the previous generation version of Cyberpunk 2077, which was in a terrible state at the time of the game’s release.
However, fans later discovered that the game remained a lot of serious bugs and performance problems, as well as new troubles. Users note a problem in the sudden appearance of cars on the road. If you call several vehicles at once, they all appear in one place, after which they begin to explode. In doing so, the game struggles to display all of the debris and particle effects, resulting in significant performance degradation. Cars still do not have a collision detection system and can get stuck inside other vehicles or objects. Players can jump out of cars at full speed without taking damage, and cars stop immediately as soon as the player gets out of the vehicle.
The patch has improved performance on the latest generation consoles, however the game still struggles to reach a stable 30fps, especially on the Xbox One. The PS4 version often runs at 30 fps, but in action scenes the performance drops to 20 fps. Both versions still suffer from minor freezes, especially when moving to a new region of the game world.
Many players still report seeing strange NPC poses, incorrect texture loading, and many other issues. Also, users complain about boring shooting and the lack of a combat system.
PC users report that after the update, Cyberpunk 2077 has become significantly slower, and some cannot start the game at all.
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Gaming
Buy a PlayStation 5 to play the original PlayStation games. The network has the first review of the classic game as part of the new PS Plus

As you know, in the updated PlayStation Plus subscription, gamers will also have access to games from the very first generation of the Sony console. And the first review of such a game has already appeared on the Web.
The fact is that such games began to appear in some countries in the PlayStation Store even now, although the updated PS Plus service has not yet started.
One of the authors of YouTube took advantage of this. He tested the emulator on the example of the game Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee, which was released back in 1997. It turned out that everything works very well.
Saves are available to gamers, there are rewards, you can also choose the aspect ratio and visual filter for the image. Of course, there are no improvements for such games, but for many this is a plus, since it is possible to play exactly those games that have been loved since childhood.
Gaming
New GTA, which is not related to GTA VI: they started talking about the game after the purchase of Take-Two by Zynga

Back in January of this year, video game developer Take-Two announced it was acquiring Zynga for $12.7 billion. Take-Two today announced the closing of a deal that could result in a new GTA game for smartphones, according to a source.
At the moment, this is the largest acquisition in the history of the gaming industry. Yes, Microsoft’s nearly $69 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard is far superior to that deal, but Microsoft and Activision Blizzard’s deal isn’t expected to close until next year.
According to Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick, Zynga’s expertise can help it advance its free-to-play and cross-platform gaming ambitions and bring its universes from consoles and PC to mobile devices. Take-Two belongs to the Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead, Max Payne, Civilization, Mafia, BioShock, XCOM and other series.
Zynga CEO Frank Gibaud added, “We’re excited to take this one step further by combining Zynga’s free-to-play experience and next-generation mobile platform experience with best-in-class features and renowned Take-Two intellectual property.”
The main game that Take-Two is waiting to announce is GTA VI, but it is unlikely to be released anytime soon.
Components
AMD wants to conquer the market for cheap laptops. The company is preparing new processors similar to the APU in the Steam Deck console

Earlier this year, AMD introduced Ryzen 6000 mobile processors with Zen 3+ architecture processor cores and RDNA 2 architecture-based GPUs. Early next year, the company should release Ryzen 7000 Dragon Range/Phoenix mobile APUs. It turns out that between these generations, AMD wants to squeeze in another one.
According to leaked slides, the company is going to release Mendocino processors in the fourth quarter, which will be very unusual in their characteristics. They will combine the old Zen 2 processor cores, the latest RDNA 2 iGPU, and the modern 6nm process technology. It’s similar to the Van Goch APU in the Steam Deck console, only on a more modern process.
Mendocino will have a maximum of four processor cores, that is, they will not boast high performance by modern standards. Instead, they will focus on thin, light, and affordable laptops in the $400-$700 price range. The new APUs will allow these mobile PCs to operate autonomously for more than 10 hours.
Apparently, Mendocino APUs will coexist with Ryzen 6000 and Ryzen 7000, focusing on the lower price range. At the same time, they may well get a sufficiently productive iGPU if AMD endows the APU with at least 512 stream processors.
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