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Ted Litchfield

The 16+ year-old original Stalker games have Nvidia DLSS support now, which isn't as crazy as it sounds

A close-up of Strelok's face in Stalker.

On September 18, GSC Game World released a patch for its Legends of the Zone remaster of the original Stalker games that adds Nvidia DLSS support, a seemingly absurd addition to the ancient shooters that makes more sense when you dig into the specifics of the remaster.

Once Nvidia's magic "make it run better" juice, DLSS and its alternative AI upscalers have become worryingly mandatory to run many of the most graphically demanding games, so why add it to Legends of the Zone, a remaster pack whose oldest game, Shadow of Chornobyl, came out all the way back in 2007?

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