The YouTube embed didn't work for me; would be nice to make explicit what the referenced content is (in this case, a clip from DF Direct 237 extracted and uploaded separately), as sometimes embedded content gets caught in firewalls or privacy extensions (even after I added explicit exceptions for digitalfoundry.net) ...That said, thanks Sam for the extensive text writeup on the subject - on more technical topics, I definitely benefit from multiple vectors of information delivery!
I'm definitely in favor, though considering the point about the team's size and workload, I'd be okay with it on an "as relevant" basis in broader reviews - such as "wow this PC version sure got problems wot disappear on Linux??????," or perhaps in roundup videos whenever someone gets the bug to do so (like Oliver's "pls break my Steam Deck" series). ...as one of the growingly-dissatisfied Windows Users Seriously Considering Daily-Driving Bazzite, I anticipate interest in Linux benchmarks to increase. Considering the general state of Microsoft and the excruciating effort it takes to change that ship's course, I'll believe these vaunted Windows Gaming improvements when I see them. Their recent rake-stepping WRT: Windows On Handhelds gives zero confidence that they can stem the tide of Windows Users Having Enough - after all, how can you pitch fundamental User Experience Improvements to AI-addled investors?
Not an especially salient point to this #content, but it seems odd that the blurb is about the original DOOM 3 release, but the sidebar is about the Switch port that, by on Scullion's own words, is based on the BFG Edition. Not a complaint! Growing pains! Partnerships! Just a note.
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Re: FSR Redstone's Strange Debut: Ray Regeneration tested in Black Ops 7
my kingdom for the back-and-forth that decided against "Picking out signal from de-Noise" for the dek
Re: RTX Mega Geometry in our hands: Nvidia's new UE5 path tracing demo
The YouTube embed didn't work for me; would be nice to make explicit what the referenced content is (in this case, a clip from DF Direct 237 extracted and uploaded separately), as sometimes embedded content gets caught in firewalls or privacy extensions (even after I added explicit exceptions for digitalfoundry.net)
...That said, thanks Sam for the extensive text writeup on the subject - on more technical topics, I definitely benefit from multiple vectors of information delivery!
Re: Should DF introduce PC Linux Benchmarks?
I'm definitely in favor, though considering the point about the team's size and workload, I'd be okay with it on an "as relevant" basis in broader reviews - such as "wow this PC version sure got problems wot disappear on Linux??????," or perhaps in roundup videos whenever someone gets the bug to do so (like Oliver's "pls break my Steam Deck" series).
...as one of the growingly-dissatisfied Windows Users Seriously Considering Daily-Driving Bazzite, I anticipate interest in Linux benchmarks to increase. Considering the general state of Microsoft and the excruciating effort it takes to change that ship's course, I'll believe these vaunted Windows Gaming improvements when I see them. Their recent rake-stepping WRT: Windows On Handhelds gives zero confidence that they can stem the tide of Windows Users Having Enough - after all, how can you pitch fundamental User Experience Improvements to AI-addled investors?
Re: How and why Doom 3 melted your PC in 2004
Not an especially salient point to this #content, but it seems odd that the blurb is about the original DOOM 3 release, but the sidebar is about the Switch port that, by on Scullion's own words, is based on the BFG Edition. Not a complaint! Growing pains! Partnerships! Just a note.