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The PlayStation 5 had barely touched down on shelves in 2020 when players began begging for a Pro model. That was a testament to the success of the PS4 Pro in 2016, which successfully made the case for a mid-generation console upgrade. It increased the console’s power significantly, giving players a reason to upgrade ahead of major titles like Horizon Zero Dawn. It makes perfect sense that Sony would want to repeat that trick with the PS5.
Ever since the PlayStation 5 Pro specs were leaked, PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) was arguably the most interesting new feature. Yes, the additional Compute Units, faster memory, and improved ray tracing capabilities are great, but Sony has also developed a custom AI upscaling feature, which is probably going to be critical in delivering high frame rates while keeping the ray traced effects in place.
Sony has announced several of the games that will be supported by PlayStation 5 Pro.
After months of rumors and speculation, the PlayStation 5 Pro has been officially announced, and it will be soon in the hands of players all over the world.
Just like we got a mid-generation upgrade with the PS4 Pro during the last console cycle, PlayStation has revealed a new PlayStation 5 Pro to bridge the gap between the launch unit and an eventual PlayStation 6. We saw dozens of leaks and rumors before Sony made it official, but now we can give solid facts about this next system. You don’t have to wait long if you’re looking to upgrade, so check out all the details
Sony’s just-announced PlayStation 5 Pro console will also offer performance improvements for PlayStation VR2 games.
Sony used a technical presentation on Tuesday to finally unveil its long-anticipated PlayStation 5 Pro console.
The PS5 Pro is launching this November for the low, low price of $700 - and Sony has shown what the souped up console can do by updating some of its back catalogue.