Certainly a looker!

Played the original and wasn't a very big fan of the game, was an open world shooter in all intents and purposes; that was originally aiming to be inspired by Monster Hunter, and isn't anything like MH. I personally compare Horizon a lot to the Tomb Raider reboots. Nothing wrong with what it is, but nothing that interests me. Gorgeous looking games at least.

Am happy for fans getting a first look at the sequel, but this is an easy pass for me and my PS5 console.

Demon's Souls and Astro Bot Playroom are the only PS5 games that I've played that would state was designed with the hardware in mind. And they run extremely well.

So for your question regarding the video? yes. It's possible. Will it however? depends on development time, task priority, and overall coding skill from staff.

@joaopedro7: I wouldn't be too disappointed - it does support RT and you've seen the console in action, so if you are impressed by what it does then the nitty gritty technical stuff doesn't really matter much IMO.

If you're interested I found this article discussing a but about the RTX vs RDNA2 RT implementation: https://appuals.com/nvidia-rt-cores-vs-amd-ray-accelerators-explained/

At the end of the day it just means a given amount of RT will be more costly to the regular compute resources in the AMD card. But it's not like it doesn't do RT!

As a tourist there is sufficient time and geographic proximity to do NYC, Washington DC, and Boston. NYC has everything for food and can be awesome from street food to high end. Boston obviously for things like clam chowder and baked beans. Don't discount Washington because there are many great restaurants serving all kinds of food because of the international/diplomatic angle.

Honestly though, all large US cities have a very wide selection of restaurants and food to choose from and they can usually be found in all categories from cheap to go to high end. What you have to stay away from are typical American chains...which are generally garbage.

I am a Canadian with extensive travel to many places in the US, much of it on business, and have dined in many quality places. Generally higher end places you can get amazing meals but they are expensive. Or in places like NYC, LA, Chicago, Miami, or any other large city you can get great cheap meals on the low end from family run ethnic focused specialties.

I own a GTX1080ti and a PS4 pro, that's good enough at the moment.

But of course I'd like to have a RTX3080 and a PS5.

We are in a better position when it comes to ray tracing. Just note that 1080ti fails to emulate RT by software 

I don't see why this comparison is relevant to the PS5 - the PS5 doesn't have an RTX2070S in it, with the RT cores.

Yes, the RTX 2070S is better at RTX than the 1080TI... but the PS5 also sucks at ray tracing because it doesn't have the specialized design for it either. Devs are needing to use RT very judiciously on the PS5 (and Series X) to avoid throwing too many rendering resources down a well