indeed are there ways to get around this and as alex said who knows at this point kind of yes maybe yourself yeah so let's move on to the next question this one from brian hallick do you think dlss will become such an attractive prospect for console manufacturers that by the start of the next generation to either microsoft or sony will switch to nvidia socs just to get it or do you think they will push their own ai driven solutions alex i don't think they'll go to an nvidia anytime soon because nvidia isn't offering an soc um that is in the power performance bracket that they're looking for maybe if they did for some reason have a an amazing arm soc that came out maybe they would look at it and consider it and perhaps breaking their backwards compatibility chain to do that but i doubt it i doubt it and i think they would rather actually just lean on whatever innovations amd will come up with in this space or like microsoft who's admitted that they're working on their own regardless of whatever amd is doing yeah i think the concept of moving away from xNUMBER_TOKEN is going to be quite challenging for um console manufacturers that are trying to build persistent ecosystems across the generations uh certainly we're seeing that from microsoft where you know when you look at the if you go back to the reveal of xbox NUMBER_TOKEN games running on xbox one just the concepts that this was possible was kind of crazy um you know nobody thought it would happen and yet they did it but the work required to get there was simply immense meanwhile you know the transition from generations from xbox one to series x from psNUMBER_TOKEN to psNUMBER_TOKEN has been a lot more graceful and i think i don't think ai driven upscaling is a good enough reason to um to kind of break away from that and secondly as alex says um it's a technology that can be replicated we're already seeing that um intel are looking to essentially take that technology and make it more open and to get it running on their own gpus and to prove and to present compatibility paths for every other vendor out there so yeah i would expect to see nvidia retain its existing relationship with nintendo that kind of makes sense to me but going forward i can't see them shifting away from xNUMBER_TOKEN anything to add to that john really i think you guys pretty much got that okay next question from dylan samut in your videos covering the remastered crisis trilogy you mentioned that crysis NUMBER_TOKEN was really trying to push tech at the time but it was held back by the limitations of xbox NUMBER_TOKEN and playstation NUMBER_TOKEN are there any games that you feel were trying to be super innovative in terms of tech but hardware held it back at the time and deserves a second chance on current systems john i can think of one colossal candidate here it's tough to think of ones i'm going way back to the NUMBER_TOKENs i'm thinking on nNUMBER_TOKEN you got violence killer turok uh new generations also known as turok two seeds of evil uh that's that's my favorite one for this because it they were trying to push so much stuff like skeletal animation system these like gigantic levels and like dynamic light sourcing all over the place and just it's
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