🔥 Battlefield 2042 compared on next-gen PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and the PC - TweakTown Daily

Hello {EMAIL}, Our content for yesterday, November 17 2021 [logo daily mail]() [ HOTTEST CONTENT: [Battlefield 2042 compared on next-gen PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and the PC]( Battlefield 2042 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X runs at 4K 60FPS with temporal reconstruction rendering, 1260P 60FPS on XSS. [ [Check out the new Matrix Resurrections poster, debuts December 22]( Warner Bros. releases a new poster for The Matrix Resurrections: teasing Neo, Trinity, a younger Morpheus, and other characters. [ [BIOSTAR mixes old school with new school: Alder Lake CPU + DVI port]( BIOSTAR's new Racing Z690GTA motherboard supports Intel's very latest 12th Gen Core 'Alder Lake' CPUs and PCIe 5.0, has DVI port. [ [NVIDIA's spatial upscaler goes open source, will better fight AMD FSR]( NVIDIA's Image Scaling is now open source, making it easier for developers to use and in the end -- better for us, the gamers. [ [NVIDIA's new GeForce 496.76 drivers are ready for Battlefield 2042]( NVIDIA's new GeForce Game Ready 496.76 WHQL drivers are ready for Battlefield 2042, includes NVIDIA's new Image Scaling feature. [ [Secretlab TITAN XXS: a gaming chair for kids, and even your pets]( What started off as an April Fools Day joke has turned into reality: Secretlab unveils the new TITAN XXS, small for kids and pets. [ [Saints Row reboot delayed to August to make the game 'f*cking awesome']( Volition has delayed the new Saints Row reboot roughly six months after its original release date, now launches in August 2022. [ [NZXT Capsule Microphone Review]( NZXT has a new microphone entry and it's a stylish plug-and-play microphone aimed at gamers and streamers for an affordable price. [ [False fossils may mislead the search for life on Mars]( Evidence of ancient life on Mars continues to elude scientists, but these apparent fossils might not be the confirmation we need. [ [Leonid meteor shower is due to peak today, but the best is yet to come]( The annual Leonid meteor shower, active between November 6th and 30th, is due to peak between at 17:00-19:00 UTC on November 17th. [ [New collaboration set to enable on-orbit refuelling of satellites]( A new collaboration between Orbit Fab and Dawn Aerospace seeks to provide a means to refuel satellites in space with green fuels. [ [Starlink constellation grows as SpaceX launches 53 new satellites]( A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying 53 new Starlink satellites has successfully launched, expanding the constellation yet again. [ [Origin of interstellar object 'Oumuamua still contentious]( 'Oumuamua was observed once in 2017, slingshotting out of solar system, and consensus still hasn't been reached on what it was. [ [SpaceX can almost taste regulatory approval for its biggest launch yet]( The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has set a completion date for its review of SpaceX's launch site for Starship. [ [NASA gives update on Hubble Space Telescope health, and why its halted]( NASA has published an update on the health of its Hubble Space Telescope and why some of its key instruments are offline. [ [Russia blew up its own satellite, telescope spots scary space debris]( Russia decided it would test its anti-satellite weapon on one of its own satellites, and the result of that test has been imaged. [ [Russia defends its 'dangerous' choice to explode one of its satellites]( After facing heavy criticism, Russia is defending its decision to explode one of its satellites with an anti-satellite weapon. [ [Elon Musk says SpaceX's multi-planet engines won't be called 'Raptor']( Elon Musk has said that SpaceX's next-generation engines that are poised to 'make life multi-planetary' won't be called 'Raptor'. [ [NASA's Mars rover paves the way forward for future astronauts]( NASA's Curiosity rover has acquired data that will pave the way forward for astronauts to one day safely live on Mars' surface. [ [NASA confirms longest lunar eclipse in centuries will happen this week]( NASA has confirmed via its website that you will be able to see the longest partial lunar eclipse in centuries this week. [ [NASA scientists to use 'singing trees' to help get us to a new Earth]( A group of NASA scientists is leading a project that will equip trees with 'singing' sensors that will transmit to a spacecraft. [Having trouble reading? View online!](   Subscription Reminder You're subscribed using the address: {EMAIL} [Manage Your Subscription]( [Unsubscribe Automatically]( [tracking]