Capcom Downgrades Resident Evil Requiem Graphics on PS5 Pro, Valve Sued Again — Top Gaming News for March 10
Here's a brief digest of the most interesting events in the global entertainment industry from the past day:
- Capcom released a patch for Resident Evil Requiem, which resulted in a decrease in graphics quality on the PS5 Pro console.
- Valve has been targeted with a lawsuit related to the unauthorized use of music in Grand Theft Auto, FIFA, and Forza Horizon series games sold via the Steam platform.
- Paramount Pictures unveiled new posters for the upcoming Street Fighter adaptation, featuring Jason Momoa as Blanka and other iconic characters.
- In March, Helldivers 2 is set to receive the premium "Death Korps of Krieg" Warbond, introducing a tactical shovel, flamethrower, and chemical weapon to the game.
- Amazon announced the official release date for the highly anticipated fourth season of the animated series The Legend of Vox Machina.
- Panic arose within the Marathon community over recent Steam metrics, though veteran players are actively working to reassure newcomers.
- Tempest Rising, a real-time strategy game positioned as a spiritual successor to Command & Conquer, received an update adding new features and improvements.
- A new single-player extraction shooter, focused on survival on a dying Earth, has been released on Steam.
- A toy manufacturer seemingly accidentally leaked information, hinting at a possible remaster of the classic game Fallout 3.
- Arc Raiders received an update that includes a new cosmetic skin, fixes for issues related to "Comet," non-freezing bodies of water, and various map vulnerabilities.
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