Sumo Digital and Lucky Mountain Games are working on Hotshot Racing, a game which is reminicent of many titles developed by Sega-AM2, like Virtua Racing and Daytona USA to name but 2. The game will be released this Spring on Nintendo Switch, PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One and after playing a non final version of it for a few hours, we can tell you what we think.

It's time for your daily delivery of HDR content on Gamersyde, with the single player campaign of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. Because the following footage was also recorded on PC, Ray Tracing is also featured in today's videos, which obviously makes the game look pretty realistic despite a bunch of more disappointing environments.

More HDR content on Gamersyde with Assassin's Creed Odyssey on PC, but this time with some content we've never shown on the site. Indeed, about a year ago or so, The Fate of Atlantis came out and added a gorgeous new area to explore and we couldn't cover its release at the time.

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice didn't support HDR back when it was released in 2017, but Ninja Theory added it as soon as they could so players would be able to enjoy its incredible art style in the best possible way. Recording the following footage also allowed us to finally complete this memorable adventure so if you are in the same situation, you know what to do.

We received a review version of Final Fantasy VII Remake, and if you want to discover some 4K gameplay and a HDR video, you can click on the news!

Don't worry guy, Gamersyde hasn't become an HDR only website, but we're trying to catch up on the games we could never show you this way and Metro Exodus was one of them. The last DLC entitled Sam's Story was released a little while back but we never truly took the time to give it some coverage so we figured it would be a good opportunity to do so. We'll probably add some SDR footage as well in the days to come, but until then you can finally see what 4A Games' title looks like with HDR and ray tracing.
Update 2 SDR videos added.

The advantage of being confined and of seeing highly anticipated titles delayed (The Last of Us Part II to name but one) is that it's going to give us plenty of time to go back to all those games we couldn't dive into back when they were released, or that we've never had time to complete. Gears 5 is one of them, and since we couldn't show you the PC version in HDR in September, we thought we'd make it up to you this weekend. Enjoy!

Time for the last part of our Resident Evil 3 coverage with the introduction of the game we recorded in HDR. If you have missed the rest, we remind you that earlier this week we posted a commented video of the game in which we tell you what to expect from this new remake. It can easily be found on the game's page or in the Our Content tab.

Now that the embargo on streams and gameplay videos has been (partially) lifted, we can show you Resident Evil 3 in glorious HDR. To watch these, you will first need to download the files, copy them onto a flash drive before watching them on your TV, provided it supports HDR obviously. Enjoy!
Note: We'll wait until tomorrow to share the introduction of the game with you.

When you see Totally Reliable Delivery Service, it's impossible not to think of Human: Fall Flat which featured the same kind of physics engine and handling. The game has just been released on every possible system (PC, PS4, Switch, Xbox One, not to mention Android and iOS devices) but it's free on just a couple of them. Until April 8, you can play it without having to pay anything on the EGS and Gamepass owners can also enjoy the game for free on Xbox One. It's not quite sure you'll play for a long time if you don't have anyone else to play it, but if you can find up to 3 friends (local or online) to help you deliver things, it might just be what you need to forget about the whole confinement thing.