David Freeman

Gaming since 1994, building PCs since 2000. Enough hardware has passed through my hands that I stopped counting, but it taught me the useful part: marketing makes promises, benchmarks count frames.Genre means nothing to me, and that is not because I will play anything. It is the opposite. I have one test and it is unforgiving: made with care, or thrown together. Baldur's Gate 3, The Last of Us, The Witcher, Cyberpunk and Titanfall are five different genres with one thing in common, people who gave a damn worked on them. Everything else drops out fast, and neither the budget nor the volume of the marketing saves it.At FramesGames I work out what a frame costs and check whether what the manufacturer promised survives contact with a real computer.
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The GTA VI leak: Take-Two pulled the clips with takedowns and confirmed them in the process

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Metro 2039: first gameplay, a protagonist who speaks, and February 2027

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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 moves to Unreal Engine 5.5: update 2.0 arrives on 20 August

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OptiScaler: how to get FSR 4 into a game that never shipped it

A free open source mod swaps the upscaler inside the game, so…

GTA VI gameplay leak: why we are not showing the clip and advise against hunting for it

The footage comes from a build no older than January 2025. What…

The Blood of Dawnwalker final requirements: 4K no longer needs an RTX 5090

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Alan Wake 2 gets FSR 4 and frame generation, the mod is no longer needed

Update 1.2.10 adds native FSR 4 and AMD frame generation. Until now…