>in games like Cyberpunk 2077 There’s only the same handful of graphics-intensive games that are being brought in every online argument and tech review outlet,

>in games like Cyberpunk 2077 There’s only the same handful of graphics-intensive games that are being brought in every online argument and tech review outlet, like Digital Foundry. I can understand it when viewing games from a pure technological standpoint. But if viewed as actual games, you play through demanding single-player games like Metro, Cyberpunk or Control once, and then move on. The vast majority of produced titles play perfectly fine with barely any noticeable difference between the latest and greatest €2000 GPU, and something from a few years back like GTX1080, or a Playstation 5. I don’t think there are enough demanding games come out to warrant the purchase, especially if you count only the ones that are actually fun to play as a game, and not just admire raytracing lighting or reflections.