#SHADOW OF THE TOMB RAIDER DENUVO UPGRADE#

It works by redrawing pixels on the fly to give the appearance of a higher native resolution. It's unsure why Rise of the Tomb Raider is receiving upscaling given that it's a few years old at this point, but fans of it will no doubt be pleased for the additional visual boost.įor those who don't know much about it, DLSS is an algorithm developed by graphics company Nvidia and released in 2018.

DLSS was recently promised for the Tomb Raider games, as well as for the remaster of the Crysis Trilogy and Baldurs Gate 3.

#SHADOW OF THE TOMB RAIDER DENUVO UPGRADE#

While the former game already had support for the upscaling technology, it was given an upgrade to the newest iteration. On top of that, the update, which went live yesterday, also brings the latest version of Nvidia's Deep Learning Super Sampling, or DLSS, to both Rise and Shadow. RELATED: Next Tomb Raider Game Hinted at By Crystal Dynamics Job Post The report doesn't say quite why it's been removed, but it will likely make many fans of the games happy, as things like Denuvo are unpopular, often resulting in games running at less than optimal. However, some studios do get rid of DRM, and it looks as though the last two Tomb Raider games have had Denuvo removed in a recent update.Īccording to a report, both Rise of the Tomb Raider and Shadow of the Tomb Raider, which came out in 20, respectively, have been patched which fixes a couple of issues with each title, but also have had the anti-tamper tech removed as well. Denuvo is probably one of the most notorious, with Back 4 Blood being one of the latest games to get the anti-tamper software. However, they are often considered quite controversial by the community. With this comes DRM software, which is built into many, if not most, modern AAA video games. Nowadays, publishers want to do what they can to ensure their IPs are protected from copyright infringement, or make sure players don't find ways to cheat while playing online.

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