Death’s Door was originally released last summer on Xbox consoles and PC but it is now available on Playstation 4, Playstation 5 and Nintendo Switch. You should already know by now that the feedback on the game has been overwhelmingly positive, so you shouldn't be too surprised to find out that we've been enjoying our time with it. We have reached what we think is the last part of the adventure and we can assure that you'll enjoy it too unless you're after something entirely original.

Diving back into Dead Space 2 has reminded us how great the series was before EA committed the third episode which became the franchise's downfall. Playing the first 20 minutes of this sequel made us quite impatient to see what EA will do with the upcoming remake of the first opus. Until then, FPS Boost is a great way to revisit this classic when you don't own a PC. Lords of the Fallen isn't as highly praised of course, but the new 60 fps framerate makes it more comfortable to play. It's just a shame the game came out at the time when only Xbox One was available because image quality is rather disappointing compared to that of the titles which were released later on Xbox One X.

We have no intention to cover all the games that take advantage of FPS boost but we took Fable 3, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and Fallout 3 for a spin to see what they look like at 60 fps. Apart from Oblivion which isn't perfect (but then again the framerate of the original game was very choppy), the technology works marvels. What is certain is that it adds a lot of comfort in all three titles and it's great news for those who enjoy backward compatibility. If you need more convincing, check out our gameplay videos showing the three games.

The surprisingly good Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy has just received a new update adding a ray tracing mode on Xbox Series X and Playstation 5. We recorded a bunch of gameplay clips on Xbox Series X so you can see it for yourself. As far as we can tell, image quality is not as sharp as in the quality mode, most certainly due to the lower resolution, but framerate seems to be steady (at 30 fps though).

Kameo: Elements of Power was one of the games that launched with the Xbox 360 back in 2005. Rare's title was already updated to run in 4K on Xbox One X a couple of years ago but it just got a new update for the 20th anniversary of the release of the original Xbox. As a result, it is now possible to enjoy it with a smooth 60 fps framerate, as proven by our gameplay video inside.

Since yesterday, Gears of War (the original 360 game and the Ultimate Edition), GoW 2, GoW 3 and GoW Judgment can be played with a smooth 60 frames per second framerate thanks to FPS Boost. We're taking you back in time in the following video so buckle up, where we're going, we don't need roads!

Marsupilami: Hoobadventure! is now available on last gen consoles, PC and Nintendo Switch. Because we were only sent a code this morning, we could only record the first 10 minutes of the adventure like in the old days of the website. The following video was recorded on Xbox Series X but as far as we know there is no specific support for the new consoles. The game may be intended for kids but it's really pleasant to play from the little we've seen. It's clearly inspired by the likes of Donkey Kong Country or Rayman with the same sort of flow found on those titles, so in a way, it's not really original by any means. that said, it seems like a pretty fun game to share with one's children.

After showing you the PS5 and Series X versions, here are some videos of Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition on Nintendo Switch.

We were sent Sherlock Holmes Chapter One about a week ago but since we haven't had time to complete it before the end of the embargo, we decided to record a long presentation video of the Playstation 5 version. We also have some PC gameplay footage to share, but as you'll see, whatever the system, there are performance issues that might be a good reason to some to wait for a few patches. The investigation part of the game works well, although ithere is not much new in that area if you've played The Sinking City, but the action sequences really feel out of place. Now it may be us of course, but they are simply too cumbersome to be relevant in the overall package and at the end of the day, we found them not fun at all. Thankfully, bandit lairs can be totally dismissed and even though you will have to deal with some of those scenes in the course of the main storyline, that's not what you'll be doing most of the time.

The network test for Elden Ring is almost over now (there is one session left between 4 am and 7 am CET on November 15) but we have one more video of the Xbox Series X version in store for you guys. We haven't been able to record all the massive content that was available in the beta but you're going to see a bit more than last time, starting with Torrent the horse!