Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 gets NVIDIA DLSS 4 improvements and a Steam Deck / SteamOS fix

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 from Insomniac Games, Nixxes Software and PlayStation Publishing LLC has Patch 10 out now with some NVIDIA upgrades along with a fix for some Steam Deck players.

On the Steam Deck, if you initially tried loading it while offline, it would result in a persistent PlayStation Network account linking error and wouldn’t let you play. Patch 10 has solved this, thankfully. You still need an internet connection to play it for the first time but at least now it won’t prevent you playing in future.

The rest of the changes:

Release Notes (1.520.0.0)

• Integrated NVIDIA DLSS 4 with Transformer model for upscaling and Multi Frame Generation for supported GPUs.
• Added option to toggle between Legacy and Transformer models for NVIDIA DLSS upscaling.
• Added Max Generated Frames option to control the number of generated frames when using Multi Frame Generation on NVIDIA RTX 50-series GPUs.
• Fixed an issue where in particular Steam Deck players who performed the initial boot while offline encountered a persistent PSN account link error message, preventing them from starting the game.
• Stability improvements.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.