Whether we like it or not, DLSS 5 is here to stay and if you had to ask me, I wish that it was not. I am all for photorealism in video games, but there is a line, and the arrival of Nvidia's DLSS 5 has passed that line quite a lot, making some of our favorite digital characters look, well, terrifyingly real, and not in a good way.
However, if photorealism is what floats your boat, then you will love the latest project that sees DLSS 5 added to the beloved Fallout: New Vegas, giving the 2010 action RPG the makeover that many of us did not ask for.
Whilst an official remake for Fallout: New Vegas may currently be in development by Bethesda, alongside a remake of Fallout 3, YouTuber Ryan Bevins has taken it upon themselves to show what the addition of DLSS 5 could look like for the game, and in a 13-minute showcase, we can see the results.
There is no denying, in terms of visuals, that Fallout: New Vegas is pretty outdated, with it having been well over a decade since it first launched on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. As beloved...
