BioWare Fans Urge Canada to Prevent Studio Closure, Xbox Series X|S Get AMD FSR 4.1.2: November 5 Highlights

Here is a brief roundup of entertainment industry news from around the world over the past day.

• BioWare fans have called on the Canadian government to prevent the studio from closing and protect the country’s cultural heritage. It remains unclear how realistic their demands are.
• Xbox Series X|S consoles have received AMD FSR 4.1.2, which will allow them to produce higher-quality images.
• A French union accused Microsoft of sabotaging Arkane Studios and called for the developers of Marvel’s Blade to be saved. “Arkane is profitable. Just not profitable enough for Microsoft.”
• NO LAW showed off its main features, including 3,000 characters on the streets and impressive physics. The game looks set to be a good showcase for Unreal Engine 5’s graphical capabilities.
• NVIDIA released the GeForce 621.14 WHQL driver, which still supports Windows 10. The update provides optimal performance in World of Warcraft: Forever and the new Slaughter Mode for DOOM: The Dark Ages | Revelations.
• Tech enthusiasts managed to run the remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on PC on its release day, despite it being a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive.
• “My words were taken out of context”: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman responded to mockery and criticism directed at him. Altman had said plainly that people had too much RAM, which his data centers badly needed, but said people had misunderstood him.
• Valve removed promotional banners from game pages on Steam and changed how sales are displayed. The company will use a different approach to promoting sales.
• Six years after its release, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla has received a new mode, achievements, and content in an update.
• Newer PS5 firmware versions have proven resistant to a kernel exploit. A hacker acknowledged that no vulnerabilities have been found so far.