Street Fighter V's beta has been plagued with connectivity issues - particularly outside of the USA, but we did manage to grab a few hours of relatively trouble-free online gameplay last week. There's still a long while to go until the game's out in March 2016, but this analysis gives some idea of how Capcom's next key fighting game is shaping up in the here and now.
A look at how Apple TV gaming performance stacks up. Featuring Geometry Wars 3, Beat Sports, Galaxy on Fire: Manticore Rising, Asphalt 8, Crossy Road and Rayman Adventures.
The Last Guardian's patch 1.03 massively improves camera responsiveness, but does it boost the standard PS4's frame-rate as well? Tom investigates, with a look at PS4 Pro's 4K mode too.
PUBG's second update (maybe the third - though this seems to have been server-side upgrade) analysed on both Xbox One and Xbox One X. Across eight games, we saw a clear performance advantage in traversal and firefights for Xbox One X users, with the base Xbox One struggling more.
It's the third engine change the Devil May Cry series has seen in as many outings. The RE Engine empowers Capcom to hand in more photorealistic visuals at 60fps this time - though here, we do see base Xbox one struggling in performance in this build.
Remember those retro Doom ports that arrived for the current-gen consoles last year? Flawed in many respects, they were a genuine disappointment... but the new update from Bethesda is close to perfect. John Linneman delivers his verdict.
What did you do over the Christmas break? Rich revisited Ghost of Tsushima on PlayStation 5, and dug a little deeper into its 60fps upgrade, how it compares to PS4 Pro, and spent some time playing the impressive Legends DLC.
A smaller scale game that's caught the attention of many, The Gunk leverages Unreal Engine 4 to impressive effect. Here's Oliver Mackenzie with a look at how the game looks and runs on Xbox Series consoles.
In the follow-up to our initial DF tech review, Oliver Mackenzie provides the current-gen console platform comparisons: PS5, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. Which is the best system to play the game on right now, what cutbacks can you expect on Series S and why does VRS cause particular problems on PS5?
In the first of two pieces of Dead Space remake coverage from Digital Foundry, John Linneman compares the 2023 release on PS5 against the 2008 original on PS3. There's plenty to praise in what feels like a best-in-class remake, with Frostbite engine innovations and overhauled game design, yet the launch version of the game is not without its flaws.
