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Regarding tweaking your screens in PS, you can probably find some good image colour correction tutorials just by googling for them. You can probably get the hang of it after a few videos.
The most important thing would be the resolution you downsample from. This one was taken at 2880x1620 and then resampled to 1080p. Custom resolutions can be added to the Nvidia control panel (Display > Change Resolution > Customise... > Create Custom Resolution...) and then selected ingame.
Generally speaking though, Dead End Thrills [www.flickr.com] is a great place to get help, starting tips and advice from people who know much more about this than me (and are better at it as well).
Anyway, it's not exactly a tutorial (wouldn't have time for that I'm afraid) but hopefully it can give you an idea of how to get started :)