Don't expect PS5 Pro enhancements to be added into the action RPG anytime soon, with CDPR confirming there are no such plans in place.
Ubisoft's 2015 stealth action-adventure title receives a sudden free update that enhances it for current-generation consoles.
Striking Distance Studios has released an update that enhances its divisive horror game for those playing it on Sony's mid-gen console.
Reports of titles producing a shimmering effect on Performance mode at 60 FPS, likely due to PSSR, have been circulating.
The demo is completely centred on the Battle of Sishui Gate, with four available weapon types, difficulty levels, and no time limit.
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Sony's mid-gen console refresh seems to have got off to a good start in the United Sales, with sales being comparable to PS4 Pro.
Four modes are available for PS5 Pro players, from native 4K/30 FPS to upscaled 4K with 120 frames per second courtesy of VRR.
The PS5 Pro sold over 78,000 units in Japan in its debut week, taking total PS5 sales for the week to over 88,000 units, making it the best-selling console of the week in the region.
The action-adventure title offers Fidelity and Performance modes with no dedicated "Pro" mode in sight before its launch.
Kyoday co-founder Ivaylo Koralsky also believes the upscaler will play "a significant role in the potential PS6 platform."
"It's an exciting time to be making games; I think we're about to start seeing a new era of console innovation," says Frontier Developments' Simon Jordan.
"The product is performing slightly stronger than the pre-orders of the PS4 Pro during the same period," says Sony president Hiroki Totoki.
"Hardcore users are the target of this hardware," says Sony president, CFO, and COO Hiroki Totoki.
Gergo Horvath, a Graphics Programmer at Gaijin believes that PSSR is not only on par with DLSS and XeSS, but also better than FSR in some respects.
Take Two's Strauss Zelnick understands the importance of the PC platform, but the company still won't launch a PC version of GTA 6 day one alongside consoles.
Take-Two chairman and CEO Strauss Zelnick is not worried about any concerns related to Grand Theft Auto 6's performance on the Xbox Series S.
The open world action RPG sold an additional 300,000 units since its last sales update in May, Capcom has announced.
Following its recent patch, on PS5 Pro, Bluepoint Games' remake targets 60 FPS while running at an upscaled 4K, courtesy of PSSR.
Quality Mode now renders at 2160p over the previous 1800p resolution. Meanwhile, Performance Mode is 1200p upscaled to 1800p.