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A modder, Hrnchamd, managed to get Physics Based Rendering (PBR) and normal mapping added into the 14-year old Morrowind game engine. The video was uploaded by user PeterBitt on YouTube and shows off the work done by Hrnchamd.
It obviously isn't the best looking use of PBR, but it could breathe some added life into that game one day.
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Sony is apparently not backing down (yet) from the PSN requirement.
Within the past few hours, Helldivers 2 was delisted and pulled from dozens of countries where PlayStation Network is not available. This comes after nearly two full days of a full-on bombardment of negative Steam user reviews for Helldivers 2, complaining about a "new" requirement to sign in to a PlayStation Network account.
The change was made apparent to all via SteamDB. According to a new...
A massive update for Path of Exile was released today. The Fall of Oriath provides an additional six new acts to the game and, just like all previous updates, is totally free to players.
Today's release is several GB in size and in addition to these new acts, also includes a lot of new features....
A massive update for Path of Exile was released today. The Fall of Oriath provides an additional six new acts to the game and, just like all previous...
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