SEGA is one of the companies that continue to captivate millions of players. And it does so, not only because of the games that it continues to launch on the market, but also because of that history that we have in mind that includes some of the most iconic consoles of the 90s that illuminated our childhood and youth. So when you put up jewelry like Judgment Y Lost Judgmentwe can only be glad that the Japanese are still at the foot of the canyon.
Special reinforcement in PC
One of the great news that the PC is leaving us in recent years is that, far from forgetting about it, the main developers are increasingly bringing their titles to computers, supporting them as they deserve. In the case of Judgment Y Lost Judgment This has happened precisely because just three months ago, on September 14, SEGA announced that these two wonders were finally landing on Steamsomething that many fans had been actively demanding.
But it wasn’t until just a couple of days ago that we found out that, in addition to that movement, SEGA has decided to reinforce this commitment to the PC with technology and its two titles are already compatible with one of the technologies that is most benefiting users with less powerful graphics cards (that are not outdated) to obtain better performance. And that in the case of these two Judgment It’s not that their requirements are crazy either.
This way, so much Judgment What Lost Judgment already support NVIDIA DLSS (Deep Learning Super-Sampling), DLSS Sharpness and DLAA (Deep Learning Anti-Aliasing), so thanks to the use of deep learning and artificial intelligence we will be able to achieve extraordinary results in performance and image quality without spending more on our graphics. What’s more, everyone who owns a Steam Deck will also be able to benefit from something similar thanks to the equivalent technology at AMD, known as FSR.
Investigate and solve complicated cases
So much Judgment What Lost Judgment are two variants of the famous and acclaimed franchise Yakuza from SEGA, which has managed to refine its main development a little more, directing it towards the investigation and resolution of cases that our favorite detective is entrusted with. A Takayuki Yagami played by Japanese singer Takuya Kimura that he still has contacts with his old law firm where he worked and that the Yakuza will want to get their hands on on many occasions.
Since the release of Judgment in December 2018 for PlayStation 4, the series has managed to succeed wherever it has set foot and he was able to have an even better continuation where the cases, the stories and the characters took control to offer us a much slower and fuller experience than in the case of the stories themselves. Yakuza (which are extraordinary in themselves).
So taking advantage of the arrival of this NVIDIA DLSS technology to the series –capable of improving the performance of your graphics and taking a leap in quality due to artificial intelligence and deep learning–, we recommend you try them now that, we are at Christmas, and you have them together in a bundle within Steam with a 25% discount.
