When the gaming industry starts to boast about world-firsts and huge steps forward on the graphical and performance side of things, it often pays to be a little suspicious. After all, we're now decades into the process of every little innovation being hyped as the next big thing.
Nestled in among its announcements at CES this year, for instance, I thought I was relatively safe to not think much of Nvidia talking about G-Sync Pulsar, a new display technology. Its claims about motion smoothing sounded good, but I can't say that motion clarity has ever been a major hangup of mine, least of all on a top-end monitor like the Sony InZone M9 II I use for most of my gaming (with 160Hz refresh rate).
