Ninja Gaiden 4 is stirring up frustration among players with its bare-bones DLSS options, offering just an on/off switch instead of customizable settings. Fans expected more flexibility for the $70 price tag, but have to rely on a tricky config file workaround. While the game supports AMD’s upscaling tech with adjustable settings, the lack of DLSS customization has left many disappointed, especially as they hoped for better graphical fidelity and performance tuning. Despite being light on hardware demands, it seems to miss the mark on what gamers wanted.
Published on: 10/22/2025
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