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EA Expresses Support For LGBTQ+ And Women's Rights Following Dispute With Workers
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thegamer.comEA has broken its silence on LGBTQ+ and women's rights, after previously remaining silent on both. Workers had fought bosses to be vocal on these issues, and even threatened a walkout if the company changed its logo for pride month without addressing recent attacks on LGBTQ+ rights, particularly trans rights, in the US.
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More games will soon support AMD FSR 2.0, and more developers are partnering up
There’s nothing worse than picking up a new game only to find out that your graphics card doesn’t run it quite as smooth as you’d like. Fortunately, this is becoming less of a common problem for those with modern systems and thanks to new, high quality image upscaling techniques. FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0, abbreviated as FSR 2.0, is the latest upscaler to hit the gaming market, and AMD has announced five more additions coming soon to the supported games list.
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