Nioh 3 PS5, Steam Deck, and ROG Ally full game impressions

Before looking at how the game runs on handheld devices, let’s talk about the visual options on the PC version of Nioh 3. While there are plenty of settings to tweak, they’re spread across several menus instead of being neatly organized. You’ll find graphics and display options together in the ‘Visuals’ tab of the system menu. Here, you can change your monitor, choose between windowed or fullscreen modes, turn v-sync on or off, set the resolution (including upscaling options), and cap the frame rate at 30, 60, or 120 FPS. You can also select a graphics preset, adjust screen brightness, and enable dynamic FPS adjustment which automatically lowers the frame rate cap to keep the game running smoothly. HDR support, post-effects, and advanced visual settings are also available. The game constantly displays how much video memory (VRAM) is being used. Plus, you can hide the on-screen interface to see the effects of your changes in real time.

Nioh 3 Review

I was surprised to see the series move beyond the Japanese Warring States period, as the first two Nioh games already covered most of its key events. The original Nioh focused on the battles of Sekigahara and Osaka, while Nioh 2 explored the lives of Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi, two hugely important figures from that time. To keep the series fresh, Koei Tecmo needed to broaden its scope, and that’s precisely what they’ve done.

15 ARC Raiders Tips to Survive Your Next Drop

To become truly skilled at raids, you first need to understand the basics. Jumping into X-Isle without knowing how things work is a recipe for disaster. These core principles are your building blocks – every successful escape, every PvP victory, and every tough situation you overcome will depend on understanding how the game really works. It’s not just about aiming and shooting; it’s about grasping the flow of the match, how the enemies act, and what motivates other players.

Fallout Season-Finale Recap: Welcome to the Wasteland

Honestly, I couldn’t have been happier when the NCR troops showed up in Freeside! I practically jumped out of my chair – it was a total fanboy moment, especially with that shot of the NCR Ranger taking down the Deathclaw, mirroring the opening from Fallout: New Vegas. Looking back, all the fuss about Shady Sands being destroyed in season one seems a little overblown. It was clear they weren’t going to just eliminate one of the most beloved factions without a bigger plan. Now it’s setting up an epic war between the Legion and the NCR for control of the Strip – and the Legion’s opening scene with the “Caesar’s Palace” joke was brilliant! I’m guessing season three will largely focus on this new conflict, while we also follow the Ghoul’s journey to Colorado, hopefully leading to a reunion with Barb and Janey. And the Enclave? It looks like they’ve been operating in Colorado all along, and I have a feeling they’ll be the main villains by the end of next season.

Reddit mod deleted NASA astronaut’s space photo for being “blurry”

So, Reddit’s pretty open to everyone, it seems. I’ve heard stories about pro athletes making secret accounts – ‘burners’ – just to see what people are really saying about them. But then you also have celebs who are just straight-up using their own names to chat with fans. It’s a wild mix, honestly!