Motion blur

>Motion blur
>Chromatic aberration
>Vignette
>Intra-frame post-AA
>Color grading
>Film grain

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>Color grading
I don't think you know what you're talking about.

>cinematography

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None of this shit every looks as good as
>framerate matching refresh rate with perfect frame pacing

>he made another thread

Only Xbots will ever have the luxury of getting this in games like RE2 and the X.

Educate me.

>Framerate matching doubled refresh rate with perfect frame pacing and black frame insertion

PER

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Things need to be color graded, especially video games since they're not capturing footage from real life. It's a process done during development, not a post-processing effect like the other things you listed.
It's a necessary part of development, there's nothing inherently wrong with it.