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Last month, EA and Marvel announced plans to give Black Panther his own video game for the first time. Half-Life 2 is getting Nvidia’s RTX treatment with DLSS 3 Nvidia’s DLSS 3.5 update flips ray tracing on its head

To celebrate its milestone, here are the best (and worst) examples of RTX in games Nvidia’s AI game demo puts endless dialogue trees everywhere

New Nvidia update suggests DLSS 4.0 is closer than we thought In addition, the impressive Ray Reconstruction feature is only currently available in demanding path tracing modes, effectively locking out lower-end options in Nvidia’s current-gen lineup. You need an RTX 40-series GPU to unlock the full suite of features, which, even with GPU prices falling, are still expensive graphics cards. Maybe we’ve seen such slow adoption due to how restrictive DLSS 3.5 is. Black Myth: Wukong launching with support is a positive sign that we’ll still see more games with features like Ray Reconstruction, though I don’t imagine it will be a mainstay like upscaling tech in modern titles. Since then, we haven’t heard about any other games sporting the tech. Nvidia first announced DLSS 3.5 in August of last year, with the first game arriving in September ( Cyberpunk 2077’s Phantom Liberty expansion).

We don’t know what three areas those are now, but Nvidia says further areas will see a path tracing upgrade in the future. Nvidia says it will get a path tracing update “soon” to three areas that are available through the PvE and PvP modes. Nvidia also announced that it’s bringing Ray Reconstruction through DLSS 3.5 to both Portal with RTX and Naraka: Bladepoint. The Portal with RTX upgrade is available now, so you can download the game for free and try out the new additions - given you have an RTX 40-series GPU.

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