Which is pretty much a-a-all of them given the stuttering.
Digital Foundry sounded the surrender horn this week, with John doing total about-face from his original querying of whether the pro was even necessary.
Bonus summary from Neogaf on the DF video
PlayStation 5 Pro Could Be the Best Place to Play Multiplatform Games With Bad PC Ports; There Will Be No Reason to Use FSR Over PSSR
The PlayStation 5 Pro could be the best place to play multiplatform games with bad PC ports, due to a few reasons
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Digital Foundry sounded the surrender horn this week, with John doing total about-face from his original querying of whether the pro was even necessary.
Digital Foundry commented on the soon-to-be-released mid-generation refresh hardware from Sony, highlighting how the system could be a sort of "nuclear option" to enjoy multiplatform games with bad PC ports thanks to the PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution upscaler which will likely be used over AMD FSR in the vast majority of games, as performance concerns could be the only reason developers may continue to go for AMD's upscaler over the AI-powered one making its debut with the PlayStation 5 Pro in certain scenarios, such as for 120 Hz modes. Considering how games with PSO stutters on PC already tend to run smoother on consoles, playing multiplatform games whose PC ports suffer from this issue on the PlayStation 5 Pro could be the way to go, especially if performance holds up, as it seems more and more like PSSR will be able to deliver great image quality in the vast majority of games.
Bonus summary from Neogaf on the DF video
- John about Final Fantasy VII Rebirth: I famously tweeted about it being a huge leap, and it was actually even larger than I anticipated. It genuinely is game changing.
- GT7 better in person than first impressions, replays with RT from 30fps, and in some instances below, to full 60fps.
- PS5 Pro unit in person looks better than base model.
- Alex Battaglia agrees PS5 Pro would provide the best place to play games with PC ports suffering from stuttering issues, "But it is expensive".
Goes on to say, about those PC ports: It would be great if there was more audience anger.
And in response to John saying: "We don't need more anger today, Alex", he adds: Consumers could make it really well known that is not acceptable to release PC games the way that they are released.