This week in our roundup of top posts, it seems like Gaming category has swept almost all the spots. With news from Zelda, Metro Exodus, and Final Fantasy being in the front.

Here are our top posts from the week.

Cemu 1.15.2 Can Run Zelda Breath Of The Wild At 4K/60-100 FPS; New Videos Shared

A new version of the Wii U emulatorCemuhas been released online, Cemu 1.15.2, and it seems like the update did introduce some considerable performance improvements for several titles, including The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

Metro Dev: If You Boycott Metro Exodus Because It’s Not on Steam, Chances Are the Next Metro Won’t Be on PC At All

Last week’s big story in gaming was the decision taken by Deep Silver/Koch Media (andsupported by parent company THQ Nordic) to makeMetro Exodus exclusive to the Epic Games Store for one year.

Final Fantasy XVI Should Go Back To Straightforward Fantasy, FFXIV Director Says

Final Fantasy XVI is definitely quite far from release, with Square Enix now focusing on Final Fantasy VII Remake. Naoki Yoshida, director of Final Fantasy XIV, would like to see a different direction for the next main entry in the series.

Dead or Alive 6 Runs at 1080p on PS4 Pro, While Xbox One X Goes up to 4K and Includes HDR Support

Ahead of the game’s release, we reached out to Koei Tecmo in order to confirm the technical specs for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One X consoles.

Civilization VI: Gathering Storm Will Let One Leader Command Two Civs for the First Time

Civilization VIrecently announced itssecond full expansion, Gathering Storm, which focuses on the environment and diplomacy, and now they’ve revealed a new leader that mixes up the series’ usual rules a bit.

New Battle Royale Game ‘Apex Legends’ Set in Titanfall Universe to be Revealed Tomorrow

We knew that a Titanfall game was probably coming this year from Respawn. The developersconfirmedinvestment in the IP back in August 2017 and a few months ago, Electronic Artsrevealed Respawn had ‘games’ on the way, hinting that there was at least another project on the schedule.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 8 GB GDDR6 Graphics Card Review FT. MSI Armor X & ASUS ROG STRIX

The key highlight of the GeForce RTX 20 series was the enablement of real-time raytracing which is the holy grail of graphics and something NVIDIA spent 10 years to perfect.