LOL at that last line. On a serious note, Japan would sooner do a land invasion of China than let Nintendo get bought out by a foreign company. 

If Nintendo has 600 billion dollars lying around, sure.

Holy cow, I had no idea they were worth so much money. You made me bing it and their valuation is like $700 billion. My goodness!!!

Their market cap is $591 billion according to google.

Regardless, they are worth far more than Nintendo even with their tens of billions in cash reserve.

While it's not quite the borderline miracle that DLSS is, this should provide a welcome boost to image quality and performance for the games that elect to use it.

Switch is hardly a powerhouse so every little advantage helps. Nice to see Nintendo embracing forward-looking technology as well.

That's what you get for binging it instead of googling it. 

What Bing said was no less right or wrong to Google. I never said what the market cap was, I said what the valuation is. 

"Market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the number of shares outstanding by the current price of a single share. Market value is assessed using numerous metrics and multiples including price-to-earnings, price-to-sales, and return-on-equity."

Companies are bought out sometimes at a higher amount than their shares show in value on the market cap during that purchase window. IE: MS bought Acti/Blizz for a higher amount per share than the market cap had on those shares at the time of purchase.

And I hate Google's control over everything, so I use Bing occasionally but most often Brave/duck duck go.

This should prove a particularly useful tool for studios porting demanding games to Switch, which tend to run at a rather low resolution.
The likes of Panic Button, Saber, QLOC and Virtuos might find it well worth looking into.

it's entirely possible; of all Nintendo's first party studios, Monolith Soft is the most technically minded; Xenoblade 2 for instance pushed a lot of graphical features not seen in EPD's games like per object motion blur, temporal AA, screen space reflections, volumetric cloud simulation, etc.

Xenoblade 3 would benefit from FSR more than most Nintendo games too given the tendency of Monolith's Switch games to drop below 720p. So let's hope it's in there.