The PS5 Pro can boost the graphics and frame rates of PS5 games that have been enhanced for the console. However, the console can also give a modest visual boost to PS4 titles, as well.

These titles, never updated for the PS4 Pro, stand to benefit from a toggle in the new system’s menu named ‘Enhance Image Quality for PS4 Games’. While its testing is still early, Digital Foundry explains how this works.

The PlayStation 5 Pro comes with a new feature that enhances select PS4 games, which could be the next best thing for one long-demanded remaster.

Sony has plunged the price of almost 3,000 PS5 and PS4 games, with discounts of up to 95% off available from today through 22nd November. This will likely be the last big sale before Black Friday at the end of the month. There’s a lot to get through here, but some of the highlights include:

Sony has made good on its promise of not overlooking PS4 games with PS5 Pro. The console comes with a system level option for last-gen games.

After testing a handful of titles, I can say that the difference is appreciable if less stark than it was between the PS4 and PS4 Pro. Here’s why splurging for the upgrade may or may not make sense for you.

The list of PS5 Pro enhanced games is already more than double than that of PS4 Pro’s at launch, and growing. The PS4 Pro launched with 40+ games in November 2016 whereas the PS5 Pro is supported by at least 90 games thus far. The console will launch this Thursday, November 7.

The new Sony PlayStation 5 Pro is now available in-store, from Thursday, 7th November 2024. It’s priced at AUD$1,199, which is nearly twice the price of the current PS5 Slim Digital (AUD$679). It’s worth noting that the PS5 Pro does not come with a disk drive,

The big reason to get the PS5 Pro is because of the enhanced games, that is its capability to provide graphical and performance enhancements to games that