Arc System Works released a patch for MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls on PC to address performance complaints from players. The update targets the game's struggle to maintain a consistent 60 frames per second on most systems. This fix matters because the PlayStation 5 version of the game runs flawlessly, highlighting a significant gap in the PC experience. Players who experienced lag or sudden frame drops should see an improvement in responsiveness.
Update targets CPU load and stability issues on PC
The patch focuses on reducing CPU load to help stabilize gameplay. It also fixes a bug that caused sudden performance drops during matches. These changes aim to bring the PC version closer to the stability found on other platforms. The developers released the update during a maintenance period, which allowed for offline testing of the fixes.
Testing for the patch used a system equipped with an i7-13700F processor, an RTX 4080 graphics card, and 32 GB of RAM. This high-end configuration is powerful enough to handle the game's demands. The patch improves backend crash reporting to help developers track down issues faster. Better reporting tools will allow the team to improve stability in future updates.
The original PC release suffered from broken 60 FPS performance compared to the console version. Player complaints prompted the company to release this corrective update. The patch addresses the specific technical issues that caused lag and instability. The update is now available to players who were affected by the previous performance problems.
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