We talk to GOG about the challenges involved with resurrecting retro PC games, from CD soundtracks and old 3D graphics APIs, to bringing back big boxes.
From the original game to Emperor: Battle of Dune, the first four titles based on Frank Herbert's desert world are tangled in a web of licensing rights.
Cloud storage might look convenient, but a NAS setup can be cheaper and faster, plus you physically own your data rather than trusting a tech firm with it.
Gears of War: E-Day can dynamically adjust Nvidia DLSS and AMD FSR to hit a target frame rate, rather than working from a static pixel count, and I love it.