Witcher 3 Remastered specs land as Diablo 4's anniversary draws fire

CD Projekt has released the full updated system requirements for Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered, including what players will need to run ray-tracing and path-tracing. The specs arrive alongside fresh anticipation for the game's Songs of the Past expansion — five tracks from that OST are already available to hear ahead of release. The remaster is shaping up to be a demanding but carefully prepared package.

Blizzard is having a rougher week. The Diablo 4 30th anniversary event has drawn criticism from Path of Exile's co-creator, who called it 'pretty distasteful,' and separately the studio is gifting players one of the game's rarest crafting materials as an apology for Season 15 issues. Activision, meanwhile, is pulling back on planned changes for Warzone, confirming legacy camos will not be coming as it reverses course on MW4-related updates.

A Dark Souls 2 seamless multiplayer mod now allows the entire game to be played with drop-in, drop-out co-op — a notable community achievement for one of FromSoftware's most debated entries. Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave moved over 120,000 physical copies in Japanese charts in its opening week, a strong debut for the series. And a 16-year-old Let's Play classic has resurfaced on Steam with 750,000 wishlists, a reminder that nostalgia on PC moves fast when it finds the right moment.