Once downloaded, the game should be compatible with a lot more systems worldwide. Steam users will automatically get the Control patch when they next log in, providing they have automatic updates switched on. The long and the short of it seems to be that PC gamers who have older systems, particularly older GPUs, will be able to play the game again. RELATED: Remedy Entertainment Has Record Revenue Without Releasing A New Game Why support for it was removed in the first place is uncertain, however speculations may state that the company wished to focus on current, rather than older, tech. A última versão do Pacote Redistribuível do Visual C++ que funcionava no Windows XP foi incluída no Visual Studio 2019 versão 16.7 (versões de arquivo começando com 14.27). Now, according to a report, it looks as though the studio will be remedying the issue through yet another patch which brings DX11 support back. As versões atuais dos Pacotes Redistribuíveis do Visual C++ para Visual Studio 2015-2022 dão suporte apenas ao Windows Vista, 7, 8.1, 10 e 11.

Upon release, Control was able to support both DirectX 11 and DirectX 12 on PC though following a post-launch update, support for DX11 was unfortunately removed. Now it appears that a PC update will likely be making fans equally happy.

Its popularity is likely the reason it was ported to current gen consoles, with a recent Xbox Series X patch being released to fix some issues. Remedy Entertainment's latest title Control has been kicking up a storm since being released in 2019, gathering a plethora of high review scores and being nominated for numerous awards.

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