AAA game developers have not failed to reveal the true power of the PS5 Pro. As excitement builds, the PlayStation Blog reveals the exciting improvements awaiting players. Discover an overview of the capabilities offered by this new console from Sony.
The PS5 Pro, launched at a price of 799 euros, raises enormous expectations among gamers around the world. Although the recent State of Play didn’t do a deep dive into its specifics, the PlayStation Blog took over to detail the improvements for the first optimized games.
Among the strong arguments, we find the possibility of playing at 60 frames per second. And the visual quality remains comparable, or even better, than that of the standard PS5’s Quality mode. AAA game developers are now ready to take advantage of the power of PS5 Pro.
Developer verdict: PS5 Pro takes gaming immersion to a whole new level
The new generation of consoles continues to raise the visual standards of video games. And, the PS5 Pro is no exception. Several flagship titles now achieve fluidity of 60 frames per second. Among the list: Resident Evil 4, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor or Hogwarts Legacy, Hogwarts Legacy, Horizon Forbidden West, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, The Last of Us Part I and The Last of Us Part II Remastered. Hang in there, it’s about to begin!
First of all, Guerrilla Gamesthrough the voice of Jan-Bart van Beek, praises the graphic progress of the PS5 Pro. Thus, he emphasizes further details “ in terms of shadows, depth of field, nuances of skin and hair, clouds or even light rays ” In Horizon Forbidden West.
On the Naughty Dog side, The Last of Us Part I et II will benefit from an optimized rendering mode. This allows for a resolution 4K from 1440pwhile maintaining a frequency of 60 FPS.
Insomniac Games, for its part, has set up a mode Performance Pro for Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart and the Spider-Man games. This one “ combines the sharpness of 4K resolution and ray-tracing capabilities “. All still at 60 frames per second.
Remarkable gaming “configurations”
Furthermore, titles like Stellar Blade reach 80 frames per second on a 120 Hz or 50 FPS screen in 4K. And Resident Evil Village goes even further, offering a refresh rate of 120 frames per second.
But that’s not all, Gran Turismo 7 also stands out for its graphic choices. Players can opt for a reflection mode with ray-tracing. They can also choose 8K rendering while maintaining 60 FPS with the PS5 Pro.
Shuichi Takanoprogrammer of the game, explains that this ray-tracing “ not only fully reflects other vehicles on the surface of the car, but also reflects parts of the car itself, greatly improving realism and immersion throughout the game ».
The PS5 Pro pushes the boundaries of gaming even further
We also find Alan Wake 2 which stands out for its visual audacity. It offers players a choice. Or a mode that goes down to 30 frames per second to benefit from immersive ray tracing. Or one mode Performance which reaches 60 frames per second with 4K PSSR rendering. Which surpasses the 1440p resolution of the classic PS5.
Other developers, like Capcom with Dragon’s Dogma 2, Koei Tecmo with Rise of the Ronin, Konami with Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, and Ubisoft with Assassin’s Creed Shadows, are also announcing projects to fully exploit the power of the console. But for now, details remain vague.
Finally, Maciej KurowskiBioWare CTO, proudly stated that their team succeeded in creating an immersive experience in the world of Thedas. All thanks to technologyupscaling IA de Sony (PSSR). They have ” enabled ambient occlusion with ray-tracing (RTAO) in Performance mode at 60 frames per second, which was previously only possible on the standard PS5 with Quality mode at 30 frames per second ».
With all these exciting titles on the horizon, which games are you most excited about? Do you think the graphics performance and smoothness at 60 frames per second will make a real difference to your gaming experience? Share your expectations and opinions in the comments.
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