Although FSR 3 (FidelityFX Super Resolution), AMD’s gaming image enhancement technology that competes with NVIDIA DLSS and Intel XeSS, was introduced in November 2022, It must have been quite a few months until last summer AMD confirmed the arrival of the first titles that would use this iteration of FSR, which has as its main innovation the generation of images based on artificial intelligence, which was introduced last year by NVIDIA with DLSS 3.

We knew it from the first moment The November announcement was a direct response to NVIDIA’s revelation, and that it happened prematurely, more as a visual stunt (trying to show that NVIDIA didn’t have that much of an advantage over them) than anything else. Time has certainly borne out such a reading, and while the FSR 3 has some interesting innovations, seeing it in action is enough to appreciate that it still has a long way to go. And be careful, I clarify that it seems understandable to me, because we are talking about truly innovative technologies.

One thing AMD has done well is make it easy for interested developers to implement FSR 3. This, added to the universal compatibility of the technology, unlike what happens with DLSS, which is exclusive to NVIDIA graphics adapters, suggests that the list of compatible titles with this technology It should grow at a good rate, something we’ll start seeing in 2024. But we are still in its early days.

So the list of games compatible with FSR3 is small to date, so it will take some time to find a significant number of users who will be able to take advantage of it. Although, well, that’s actually only official because popular modder LukeFZ created it mod that allows FSR 3 Frame Generation to be used in all FSR 2 compatible games. In addition, according to Wccftech, the mentioned plugin was leaked and is circulating on the Internet.

You may be surprised that I claim it leaked, but the fact is some of LukeFZ’s creations are paid, and this is the case of the mod that concerns us in this news, although he also shared others for free, such as the one that allows to enable DLSS 3 in Starfield. It has recently published mods for titles such as Starfield, Deadspace 3, Alan Wake II, Hogwarts Legacy and The Last of Us Part 1. However, in this case, the scope is much wider, as it is not strictly limited to a specific game.