Biowares Anthem receives support for Nvidia DLSS

Well-known developer Bioware is currently putting all the gunpowder on Anthem, the company’s action-packed role-playing game that in many ways marks a new direction for the company. Strong single-player experiences that in Mass Effect or Dragon Age can stand aside for an MMO-like online experience.

Earlier this week, Bioware presented a 15-minute video showing how the game looks and works. In the clip, three players fight against all sorts of enemies, of course with plenty of weapons and special attacks. Now comes further news for all Anthem-hungry.

During Nvidia’s press conference at CES 2019, it is revealed that Anthem will receive support for DLSS, the company’s technology for AI-assisted scaling. In theory, it is about significantly better performance for more or less the same image quality, as opposed to playing at full resolution.

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A demo version of Anthem will be available to EA Access members on January 25, while the sharp launch for PC / Windows, Xbox One and Playstation 4 will take place on February 22.

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