Fair point. I was thinking in the sense of success: Many games have seen huge success, among the biggest are Minecraft and Terraria, where there's arguably not a big focus on graphics (that's not to say that there's not an art direction!).

In regards to Bodycam, it's eerily realistic. But this is not thanks to DLSS, and probably has tons better performance as a result. Furthermore, a huge part of the realism is how it feels, not only how it looks. DLSS is only for textures, while animations can easily make things look weird when DLSS is slapped on top of games where there is a general balance between the quality of textures and animations.

DLSS is taking you further away from the art direction and general visual artistry that the devs intended though.

Also you are somewhat misunderstanding the premise of Bodycam lmao...I swear every time that game blows up on YouTube/twitch/tiktok the claims about it get even wildler.

I do agree with your main argument, I'm just being a pedantic dick.

You're not interested in experiencing the creative choices of the Art Director and all of the other artists involved in making the game?

Are there actual fans of this?

If anything, it felt like Nvidia, like most companies, felt the urgency to shove AI into their work and they did it in the most useless way possible.

It would be pretty sweet 😎 Hopefully I can get this running on my computer.