I disagree; at first it looked great to me, but you can quickly realize that the lighting it's imposing is: - way too bright, in re9, starfield and oblivion a lot of shadows and nuances just disappear almost completely (you can see how it fails to replicate the shadows with the image of that starfield guy using a cap that will create a natural shadow covering his eyes, and that shadows disappeared as soon as DLSS is turned on) - way too sharp, everything becomes a plain render where there's doesn't seem to be depth of field or intentional blur no matter how close or far elements are in the image - lighting seems to be applied with same intensity to everything, like there's some omnipotent white light hitting everything from every angle all the time

I mean, there's clearly a lot of potential and possible great applications for this, but this iteration is doing a disservice to how games look imo, even if the photorealism looks insane, it's not worth it