Lies of P and Stellar Blade developer details PlayStation 5 Pro enhancements
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Doesn't make sense to use PSSR in every game, especially games that already finished and are already hitting 60 fps and the visuals don't stand to gain much in the process.
The benefit of PSSR is to be able to reduce resolution in order to get you to the framerates you want at a lower native render. If you're already high resolution high frame rate the only benefit is to throw in something like rtx and if you're not going to do that, then why bother? Still nice to get native PS5 Pro games.
The benefit of PSSR is to be able to reduce resolution in order to get you to the framerates you want at a lower native render. If you're already high resolution high frame rate the only benefit is to throw in something like rtx and if you're not going to do that, then why bother? Still nice to get native PS5 Pro games.
not sure if you played stellar blade but it's quality mode looked more aliased than performance mode for some reason.
the anti aliasing was really ROUGH.
Demon's Souls Update v1.005
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- Added support for PlayStation 5 Pro.
- Added various visual enhancements.
- Added new graphic settings.
- Addressed general stability fixes
- Fixed some audio issues.
- Other minor bug fixes and changes.
Demon’s Souls Update 1.005 Patch Notes (Version 1.005.000)
Demon’s Souls update 1.005 patch notes released for PS5 players. Read what is new and fixed in Demon’s Souls patch 1.005 here.
Unless PSSR lowers overall GPU utilization with the benefit of lowering temperature. I know its an use case on PC for many.
Pro should afford higher settings, such as LOD's etc.... Lazy to leave power on the table.
Helldivers 2 PS5 Pro support confirmed by Arrowhead in future update
A Helldivers 2 PS5 Pro patch is in the works for Arrowhead's multiplayer game, but exact details are being kept under wraps.
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Yeah, that's how the industry works.
Your assets are focused on creating new content to checks notes, bring more money in.
What you have is some developers looking at cost effective ways to apply resources to existing games that might have a marginal bump in revenue or get players to revisit games enough to want to play future titles, but you're fooling yourself if you thought the best application for ps5 pro would be old games. It's the new game that need it the most.
You seem to be quite the expert. Shame no devs have the resources to change a few sliders while releasing pro patches for the new pro console.
The Alan wake rendering enhancements must be by accident.
No, I'm not an expert, but seemingly know a lot more than you.
Your problem is you inherently think this is just a matter of sliders, but it isn't.
The biggest question you have to ask is whether you want to implement PSSR over existing reconstruction and then you have to adjust from there. You have to find out what native resolution you want to input into PSSR and how that output looks. PSSR still has a cost to it, so a lot of that extra horsepower you're getting on the PS5 Pro's rendering is going to go into that.
You also have to decide whether you want to improve visuals and to what degree.
And then you need to QA all of it.
That all takes time and resources. The more aggressive you want to go with it the better the result, but the more the resources are needed.
Look at Square Enix and FF7 Rebirth. First they have a large amount of resources, they don't have a single major game releasing anytime soon, nothing even on the radar. Where is Dragon Quest 12? Kingdom Hearts 4? Nothing on the horizon. Second, they probably got access to PSSR before anyone else did outside of Sony 1st party and 2nd party.
The combination of these factors is why they're able to really be more aggressive with the PS5 Pro than others. Similar with Hogwarts Legacy and WB, probably one of the first studios Sony went to.
Game Science wasn't even able to implement an LFC 40 fps mode on PS5 yet.
Almost all of the Sony studios games are getting PS5 Pro enhancements, but who is missing from at least day 1. Helldivers 2, Returnal, not even a confirmation for Astro Bot. Smaller teams. Bluepoint is doing Demon's Souls, but again it's a light touch not a heavy one.
CDPR is a major candidate to do a PS5 Pro enhanced Cyberpunk, but it's a massive game to update and they're very busy with The Witcher and Witcher 4, so who knows if we'll see anything or how heavy the update will be.
One thing we might see is developers getting used to using PSSR and then going back to implement it on older games when they have time, but this idea that it's like flipping a switch is just massively ignorant.