#Nvidia DLSS Ray Reconstruction

Bethesda is set to enhance Indiana Jones and the Great Circle with DLSS 4 Multi Frame Generation and DLSS Ray Reconstruction in an update scheduled for next week. The DLSS Super Resolution and DLAA features in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will now leverage Nvidia’s transformer-based AI models, which promise sharper shadows, improved reflections, and finer surface detail. In dark environments like temples and dense forests, DLSS Ray Reconstruction will add extra refinement, making the game's visuals more immersive and realistic. While Avowed doesn’t have native DLSS 4 support at launch, players can still force-enable it via the Nvidia app. In a new blog post, Nvidia confirmed that the Switch 2 will support DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling)—a major feature from its lineup of desktop and laptop GPUs. While Nvidia hasn’t specified which version of DLSS will be included, the tech's presence alone signals a massive leap from the original Switch’s modest graphics. Also confirmed: the custom Nvidia chip powering the console will include dedicated RT Cores and Tensor Cores, allowing the Switch 2 to handle real-time ray tracing. One of the standout features of this update is the optimization for NVIDIA DLSS 4, particularly benefiting games like Black Myth: Wukong. Read more in our articles including "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Gets DLSS 4 Boost Next Week" and "Nvidia Confirms DLSS and Ray Tracing for Nintendo Switch 2".