Immortals Fenyx Rising will come out next week but we are authorized to show you some gameplay footage of the game on the 3 systems we've been playing on for the past few days. Inside, you will find some videos of the game running on Playstation 5, Xbox Series X and PC, with a nice choice between HDR or SDR depending on your equipment. Most of the recordings we've made was done in performance mode on consoles, but you should know that the lastest patch which arrived on PS5 yesterday added some stuttering to this mode (while the game was perfectly smooth before). We haven't had time to capture new footage to show you the problem but it's clearly there. Hopefully, the game will be updated again before release.

Our PS4 version of Watch Dogs: Legion finally got its free PS5 update so here is some footage of the game featuring ray tracing (but also SSR for all the reflections on the Thames). As you'll see, the effects are not as precise as on PC and we still think Spider-Man has the upper hand in that respect, but it's nice to see such a feature on consoles.

Not every boss in Demon's Souls is hard to beat, as proven by the following video in which we take down the Dragon God. We know we've already posted quite a good amount of content concerning the game, but we felt you could use a bit more. We're like that.

Halo 4 is the last Halo game to arrive in the PC version of Halo: The Master Chief Collection so we thought you might enjoy a bit of nostalgia with the first 10 minutes of the game running in 4K/60. Enjoy the vidéo!

Time to end our coverage of Godfall with a few more videos, 2 having been recorded without HDR so everyone can enjoy them. We also took this opportunity to capture the 2 graphics modes available. We may not have looked carefully enough but as far as we can tell, no ray tracing is featured in either modes as reflections are obviously screen spaced.

Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate is now optimized for Xbox Series S & X, if you like blood you should watch our gameplay video in 4K.

After our Xbox Series X videos of DiRT 5, it is time to check out the Playstation 5 version of the game. This new episode is probably more along the lines of iconic titles such as DriveClub and Motorstorm than some of the preivous DiRT games, but it remains a very entertaining one anyway. The next gen version proposes 3 graphics modes to choose from and we've decided to start with the first two. You can favor image quality with more detailed graphics but if you prefer you can prioritize resolution. In the 2 modes, you get to play up to 60 fps, though we have witnessed a few slowdowns on Sony's console. The third mode is focused on framerate only but it seems we cannot capture it for the moment. One more thing, we're enjoying the way the adaptive triggers work in the game, offering more or less resistance depending on the situation. For example, the accelerator gets harder to push when the car lands after a high jump.

Godfall in one of the few new IPs that accompanied the launch of the PS5, though it was also released on PC. The reception has been mixed, not to say disappointing. The game looks great, gameplay is solid and combat feels very satisfying but it gets very redundant as it lacks variety and its level design is rather poor. Here is a first HDR video to show you how it looks.

No Man's Sky has received an update and the game is now optimized for Xbox Series X|S. Here is a gameplay video in 4K.

After our videos of the PS5 version, here is WRC 9 captured on Xbox Series X.