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It's been less than a day since the official announcement of the PS5 Pro console. The biggest news (largely a shock) was certainly Sony's pricing choice, but when it came to the hardware features, they were mostly in line with the leaks.
The upcoming PlayStation 5 Pro just had more details revealed at a technical presentation hosted by Mark Cerny. In addition to revealing the controversial $700 price tag for the upgraded console, the eight-minute presentation also revealed a host of games that will be getting PS5 Pro support upon the console's launch on November 7, 2024. Although initial reception from PlayStation gamers was icy at best, the slated graphical enhancements should make the gaming experience more even for those striving for a steady 60 frames per second.
The long-rumored PlayStation 5 Pro has finally been revealed in a technical presentation by lead designer Mark Cerny. It's typical for Sony, about halfway through a console's life cycle, to release a more powerful or compact version of its current console — think the PS2 Slim, the PS3 Super Slim, or more recently, the PS4 Pro. These updated consoles may offer better visuals, improved performance, exclusive games, or a combination of the three, potentially boosting console sales during a midlife decline.
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.
AMD has developed a new custom SoC for Sony's PlayStation 5 Pro, featuring 60 Compute units based on the RDNA architecture & other improvements.
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.
We’ve all been wondering when Sony would finally let the cat out of the bag regarding the PlayStation 5 Pro, and it has finally happened. After a short presentation going over all the bells and whistles, the video seemed like it would end without any price or release date information. Thankfully, that was not the case and we know exactly when to expect this mid-generation upgrade and how much it is. If you were sold on all the enhancements the PlayStation 5 Pro promises and want to make sure you don’t miss out on the initial batch of consoles, here’s everything you need to know about preorders.