August 28, 2025 - 20:30

Epic Games' CEO Tim Sweeney has raised concerns about the performance issues associated with Unreal Engine 5, attributing them largely to a lack of early optimization by game developers. According to Sweeney, many studios focus primarily on high-end hardware capabilities during the development phase, neglecting to ensure that their games run smoothly on less powerful systems. This oversight can lead to significant performance problems once the game is released, affecting the overall gaming experience for a substantial segment of players who do not own the latest hardware.
Sweeney emphasized the importance of addressing optimization from the outset of the development process. He believes that by prioritizing performance across a broader range of devices, developers can create more accessible and enjoyable gaming experiences. As Unreal Engine 5 continues to evolve, the call for better optimization practices has become increasingly crucial, especially as the gaming community grows and diversifies. The challenge now lies in encouraging studios to adopt these practices to enhance performance for all players.
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Ticker: Disney strikes deal with TikTok; Video game giant goes privateWalt Disney Co. has struck a new deal with TikTok that will bring a wave of creator-made vertical videos to the Disney+ streaming platform. The partnership marks a notable shift for Disney, which...
July 31, 2026 - 13:25
A Quiet Hope for Gaming MediaIt is amazing how fast a business can move when you are the business. For years, the conversation around games journalism has been a funeral dirge. Layoffs, site closures, and a general sense of...
July 23, 2026 - 06:35
Ex-Disney CEO Says He Doesn't Remember Why He Greenlit Kingdom HeartsThe Disney and Final Fantasy crossover does sound like a hard sell on paper. But apparently, the man who gave it the green light can`t recall doing so. Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner recently...
July 22, 2026 - 19:39
Liquidnitro Games names ex-Tencent Games Global CTO to go big on AI-powered game productionFresh off its $19.1 million Series A funding round, Liquidnitro Games has appointed the former Global CTO of Tencent Games to spearhead its push into AI-driven game development. The move signals a...