Sony Interactive Entertainment has brought notable improvements to its AI-based upscaling technology, PSSR, in the latest PS5 Pro SDK update.
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First and foremost, this must be great for the folks at Machine Games. Well done & congrats!
Xbox making BIG money out of Playstation nation this year!
Oblivion Remaster is already the third biggest release on PS5 this year! Only behind (so far) of Monster Hunter: Wild and Assassins Creed Shadows!
Shadow Dropped!
Zero Marketing!
Instant Success!
Now that Xbox fanboys have accepted that xbox games will be released on PS5 (and Switch 2), Microsoft will be able to release them on Day one from now on. Just had to get people to swallow the pill.
It’s what a good game from a good franchise deserves.
I still think it would have done better if it came out on PS5 day one.
Microsoft is doing more for PS5 these days than Sony? Wow.
By the time PS6 comes out Sony's PSSR will be better than whatever the competition has on console imho.
While this is just one or two games apparently improving without anything to show it (great article) its still new software so they'll absolutely continue to improve the performance and results.
Wouldnt be surprised to see more jumps coming now as devs are getting FSR4 experience (its the same thing shhh).
Just like FSR and DLSS these scaling technologies, unless abandoned, which is highly unlikely, will continue to get better and better until something greater comes along and replaces it.
4 years of testing should be so fruitful for next gen with this tech
PSSR is one of the main reasons why I can get behind the Pro. It's going to put future PlayStation consoles in much better position.