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Call of Duty: Ghosts Behind The Scenes Video

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2013's highly-anticipated Call of Duty: Ghosts, is the next installment of the award winning franchise developed by Infinity Ward. Promising the same formula of intense gameplay, spectacular cinematics and super smooth animations, Call of Duty: Ghosts continues the tradition of delivering the most immersive combat experience possible.

With a NVIDIA GeForce GTX graphics card, PC gamers benefit massively from improved assets, resolutions and textures and exclusive technologies including NVIDIA HBAO+ Ambient Occlusion, NVIDIA TXAA temporal anti-aliasing, NVIDIA GPU-accelerated animal fur, and NVIDIA GPU-accelerated PhysX effects.

Here's what these PC-exclusive features mean:
• NVIDIA HBAO+ adds realistic Ambient Occlusion shadowing and shading around objects and surfaces that occlude light, with a considerably-higher degree of precision than previous AO techniques.

• NVIDIA TXAA temporal anti-aliasing eliminates the distracting movement of anti-aliased lines and edges, and also eliminates other artifacts associated with anti-aliasing. Edge anti-aliasing is comparable with 8xMSAA, but at the performance cost of 4xMSAA.

• NVIDIA GPU-accelerated animal fur will add high-quality, realistic, dynamically-reacting fur to Riley, NPC wolves, and multiplayer attack dogs.

• NVIDIA GPU-accelerated PhysX will add realistic, dynamically-reacting particle effects throughout the game, dramatically enhancing their appearance.

Combined, the PC version offers the definitive Call of Duty Ghosts experience - and is ready for next-generation 4K Gaming resolution.

In the not too distant future we'll have a complete GeForce.com Call of Duty: Ghosts Graphics and Performance guide for those seeking further detail, but in the meantime we present the Call of Duty: Ghosts BTS Video featuring the Infinity Ward development team.
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