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Dakar Desert Rally Update Fixes Performance And Crashes On Both Xbox And PC
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Mar 1, 2024
0 CommentsPosting this item late due to sickness. Apologies for the gap in coverage (whole of February, 2024).
Saber Porto released updates for both the PC and Xbox releases last month, introducing some fixes for various software crashes as detailed in the changelogs below.
PC:
Resolved an issue that was contributing to a gradual escalation in the frequency of crashes, ensuring a more stable and reliable performance.
Adjusted the bike’s engine sound during the race.
Xbox:
Fixed crashes that happened on different loading screens.
Fixed a crash that was caused by toggling “forward” or “rewind” in Replay mode multiple times.
Fixed a crash that was triggered by clicking “continue” after setting up a profile.
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