A few days ago, Ubisoft confirmed in a blog post that this game will also support NVIDIA DLSS and AMD FSR technology. Ubisoft also claimed that in this game, the official team has cooperated with Intel to optimize Intel Arc GPU and 13th generation Core processors.

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It was previously reported that this game requires a Core i7-4790K or AMD R5 1600 for 1080P@30FPS, and a graphics card such as Arc A380 6GB or GTX 1060 6GB or RX 570 4GB.

To play at 1080P@60FPS high-definition, players need a Core i7-8700K or R5 3600, a graphics card such as Arc A750 8GB or GTX1660 Ti 6GB or RX 5600XT 6GB, and a minimum of 8GB of memory. 16GB is recommended (dual-channel mode). Also required 40GB hard drive space.

▲ Picture source: Blog post published by Ubisoft

According to Ubisoft’s official introduction, the gameplay of “Assassin’s Creed: Mirage” will return to the origin of the series. In the game, players will transform into Bassim and travel through the streets of Baghdad to pursue the truth.

The game itself will be released on October 5th, and will be available on PC, PS5/4, Xbox One, and Xbox Series.

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Twitter user @Naruki digs into the often overlooked intellectual property claims and found that the Sonic Frontiers pre-order version mentions references to FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR).

It remains to be seen how Sonic Frontiers will use the FSR, but it’s certainly hoped that Sega will use it to give Switch players more performance without drastically degrading the visuals. But strangely, Sega has not confirmed the use of DLSS, FSR technology on other more powerful platforms.

It’s worth mentioning that while none of Nintendo’s first-party games seem to use this technology, Life is Strange: True Color does take advantage of it and manages to squeeze the desktop out of the Switch. Platform 1080p consistent 30fps performance.

“Sonic Unknown Frontier” will be released on November 8, 2022, supports simplified Chinese, and will be available on PlayStation 5/4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One / Series X|S, PC (Steam) platforms.

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