Why I'm addicted to Mass Effect: Andromeda's gorgeous, secret Nvidia super-screenshots
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I´ve spent hours playing Mass Effect: Andromeda without getting very far, and it´s all Nvidia´s fault.No, that isn´t a comment on the game´s PC performance or the state of Nvidia´s Game Ready GeForce driver for Andromeda, both of which have held up great on my rig during the early hours of the game. It´s a testament to my adoration of Nvidia Ansel-a feature that Mass Effect, like all Ansel games, never explicitly tells you is available.Ansel´s basically a supercharged screenshot tool that developers can implement in PC games (quickly and easily, Nvidia claims). If both your game and graphics card are compatible with Nvidia´s technology, pressing Alt + F2 freezes the game and launches the Ansel interface. Ansel offers a free camera mode that allows you to compose shots from various angles, apply post-processing filters and other editing tools, save screenshots at insanely high resolutions or as VR-ready 360-degree photos, and more.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here