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I think when it comes to graphics we're just seeing diminishing returns happening. The new systems and new technologies are very much real and they do still add to the visual look, but the difference between a game from now and a comparable one from 10 years ago is notably smaller than it was the 10 years before (etc).
Example of what I mean: real time raytracing is a very nice technology, but in reality it seems to mostly lead to games that look a bit better. Of course, they actually do a lot more and if you look closely and understand the tech it's very impressive still. But the impact on looks is a lot smaller than you might think for such a big step in rendering technology.
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