Normally when you open an old game you last played years ago, you might think: "Oh these graphics looked better back then".
Well, that’s definitely not the case here, compared to the original Portal this is looks more like a movie than a game. Yes, there were some defects, but every game has some.
But I don't think it’s about Portal with fancy graphics, ray tracing and high-res textures anyway, it's about the tool they used the create this, a tool that hopefully anyone can use in the future for any game, giving old games like Half Life a new face.

However, there is one thing that really sucks (not specifically to portal):
DLSS-3, a really great thing if you think about it. Double your frames without turning down any settings?
COUNT ME IN!! But then only the 40-Series cards can use it, cards which are the most unlikely of needing to produce even more frames.
It contradicts itself...

Normally when you open an old game you last played years ago, you might think: "Oh these graphics looked better back then". Well, that’s definitely not the case here, compared to the original Portal this is looks more like a movie than a game. Yes, there were some defects, but every game has some. But I don't think it’s about Portal with fancy graphics, ray tracing and high-res textures anyway, it's about the tool they used the create this, a tool that hopefully anyone can use in the future for any game, giving old games like Half Life a new face. However, there is one thing that really sucks (not specifically to portal): DLSS-3, a really great thing if you think about it. Double your frames without turning down any settings? COUNT ME IN!! But then only the 40-Series cards can use it, cards which are the most unlikely of needing to produce even more frames. It contradicts itself...