Judgment and Lost Judgment has received a new patch 1.02 update that as its key highlights adds Intel XeSS and AMD FSR2.1 support for the game. In addition to adding XeSS support, AMD and Intel have also made changes to the game’s graphics settings.
Both Judgment and Lost Judgments will now run at native resolutions when using these settings. The updated graphical settings will also remove aliases from the graphics, resulting in improved visual quality.
This new technology enables PC gamers to see the true potential of Intel’s AI upscaler. While XeSS is not exclusive to Intel GPUs, it can be used by AMD and Nvidia GPUs. With this new feature, PC gamers can now experience enhanced visuals without having to reinstall their graphics card.
Judgement 1.02 patch notes
- Support added for Intel XeSS.
- Addition of FSR2.1 Native quality.
*Native works only when it has the same drawing resolution, adopting only the FSR2.1 Anti-aliasing effect . - Fixed an issue where a black screen would display when playing Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown.
- Fixed an issue with VSync set to ON that caused instability with higher frame rates.
- Improved boot-up stability.
- Patch version description on title screen and smart phone menu have been updated to reflect the correct version.
- Miscellaneous additional fixes.
Developers can find more information on Intel’s XeSS support at Intel’s website. The source code is also available for download on Github and the developer’s guide is available on the company’s website. The new XeSS feature will be coming to other PC games in the future.
Lost Judgement is a sequel to the popular Judgment video game. The game will continue the story of private detective Takayuki Yagami and follows his investigation into a murder case. The new game is expected to launch worldwide on September 24, 2021.
