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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided has a few issues on PC–here are some fixes

By Alessandro Barbosa
August 24, 2016
in :  Gaming
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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided has a few issues on PC, but thankfully a few fixes for them as well

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Hello Games working to resolve No Man’s Sky bugs “as soon as possible”

By Geoffrey Tim
August 12, 2016
in :  Gaming
43

With such complex systems, of course No Man's Sky would be home to a few bugs. Hello Games is busy squishing them.

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The new Xbox One dashboard is fixing my pet hate

By Darryn Bonthuys
July 29, 2016
in :  Gaming
27

Tired of never knowing exactly when a game will need an update before you can play it? The new Xbox One dashboard is fixing that.

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The newest patch for Dark Souls III improves performance

By Geoffrey Tim
April 26, 2016
in :  Gaming
56

There are noticeable framerate issues on the console versions, plus a few other bugs – like one that’s preventing summons from working the way they should. It should, however, get a little better with new upcoming patch

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Star Citizen is looking at a smaller and more efficient system for patches

By Darryn Bonthuys
March 11, 2016
in :  Gaming
11

This week, Star Citizen creator Chris Roberts answered questions about making future patches smaller and more efficient. And more!

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Just Cause 3 patched to fix unbearably long load times

By Geoffrey Tim
December 17, 2015
in :  Gaming
31

Just Cause 3 is a lot of fun. It’s one of those over-the-top, ridiculous sandbox games that allows you to strap bombs to a person’s face and use them as human rockets. It also has long load times. But not for much longer.

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Just Cause 3: Avalanche committed to making it “as awesome as possible”

By Geoffrey Tim
December 3, 2015
in :  Gaming
94

Just Cause 3 is out – and according to those who revel in wanton destruction of physically-based, virtual worlds, it’s a riot. It has been let down a little but a few technical issues though, with many players have had issues with bugs, glitches, unbearable load times and frame rate issues. Those are being fixed.

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Fallout 4 patches will be beta-tested on PC before moving to console

By Darryn Bonthuys
November 20, 2015
in :  Gaming
30

In a game such as Fallout 4, bugs are inevitable. Naturally, some patches will be needed to fix the game up to scratch. And thankfully, PC gamers will be able to beta-test that patch for console players.

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