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AMD Presents Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition

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The competition behind PC Gamers’ preference hasn’t stopped and will never stop. AMD and Intel are both still competing to be the best in terms of performance for PC users. This competition usually demands that companies up their ante in terms of updates to drivers for their products. To keep up, AMD reveals a new update for their Radeon products: Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition.

AMD announced the upcoming set of drivers that will now take the place of Radeon Crimson ReLive. Crimson ReLive had a very successful performance for users, by the way, with a 90% user satisfaction rating for a year.

Now, there aren’t any details about what Adrenalin will bring to the table, at least not yet. About the only thing AMD is sharing at this point is that the driver update is named after Adrenalin Rose, which is apparently a florist favorite.

However, that doesn’t mean that they won’t keep the same influx of updates to provide a better experience for users. Namely driver updates for whenever a new game is released and needs optimization tweaks for Radeon products.

This will just continue the tradition of keeping users happy and satisfied. This has been happening through 70 software releases, launch day support for more than 75 games and over 50 new or enhanced features, with more than 250 million downloads across the globe.

Now, Adrenalin also marks the first time AMD provides support without Raja Koduri. The man has left the company during his Sabbatical to join forces with Intel. Koduri led AMD’s Radeon Technologies Group since it was formed two years ago. This left big shoes to fill now that the lead is gone.

However, this won’t seem to be stopping AMD at all as their update plan continues to be the same as previously. The Adrenalin name will carry AMD’s driver releases through the bulk of 2018, just as Crimson ReLive did in 2017, Crimson in 2016, and Omega in 2015.

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PAYDAY 3 Developer Announces D&D Live Service Multiplayer

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The Starbreeze cooperative multiplayer game Project Baxter is expected to follow PAYDAY. The official Dungeons & Dragons logo is on Starbreeze. However, we do not expect the studio to revere RPG settings like Larian did with Baldur’s Gate 3.

Starbreeze will develop and publish Project Baxter in 2026 for all major platforms. The company says it “will carry the signature Starbreeze game cornerstones of cooperative multiplayer, lifetime commitment through a Games as a Service model, community engagement, and a larger than life experience.”

Forgive the skepticism, but PAYDAY 3, Starbreeze’s latest release, lagged behind due to server issues that the CEO had to apologize for, taking two months to release the heist shooter’s first patch. It’s a disappointing story that may have gone unnoticed in a year with The Lord of the Rings: Gollum, Kong: Rise of Skull Island, and The Walking Dead: Destinies.

Would you like a Starbreeze multiplayer live service D&D game? Is this to capitalize on the setting’s moment between Baldur’s Gate and the surprising good Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves?

 

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Free Soccer Simulator Finally More Single Player on eFootball, But Not Like League

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Konami promised that free-to-play soccer sim eFootball would add PES’ massively popular Master League mode, but while this month’s v3.20 update will add more solo content, you’ll have to wait. My League lets you play full seasons as a single player with changing weather and exclusive rewards to reduce the wait.

You’ll replace a real team from your league, like England or Italy. The gacha system unlocks players that you’ll use to fight the AI and win the table. Play through the mode as many times as you want, with custom cutscenes and other features to track your progress. It all seems like a way to make dream team gameplay appealing to offline players.

Online play is also getting better. A new tier system will match you with players of similar skill levels, and co-op will soon let you join strangers instead of friends. You can use emojis to discuss your matches’ successes and failures or strategize with new allies.

We assume new cards with perks will allow Konami to create “rarer” versions of players when they perform certain real-life feats. A new login feature will include a penalty-taking minigame where you must score a goal to climb a ladder and unlock in-game rewards like virtual currency. For now, that’s it.

The critically panned game improves, but not as fast as former PES fans would like. The gameplay is good, and there are more things to do, but without that meaty single-player mode, old-school franchise fans will always rank it lower. Konami should revive one of the best solo sports game modes soon.

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Despite Leak, GTA 6 Trailer Reaches 50 Million Views in 10 Hours

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We expected it to be big, but this big? Only ten hours after Rockstar unceremoniously released GTA 6’s trailer after an unexpected leak, it has over 50 million views. This video is the top trending video on YouTube worldwide, ignoring mirrors from IGN and Gamespot.

Instead of waiting until later today, the developer released the first footage of the latest Grand Theft Auto after a watermarked version leaked on Twitter. The team is understandably upset, but the video’s overwhelming response will reassure it. It has 50 million views and 6.5 million likes.

This could reach 100 million by the end of the day as it’s shared worldwide and fans search for Easter eggs and secrets. How many times have you seen the new trailer?

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