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ARC Raiders Embraces PSSR 2 in Riven Tides Update, Promising PS5 Pro Players Sharper Visuals With Zero Performance Hit

A character in the game ARC Raiders is exploring a rocky landscape at sunrise, with a large backpack and equipment visible.

ARC Raiders is the latest game to add to the list of games that support PSSR 2, the latest generation of PlayStation's upscaling technology. Embark Studios confirmed that tomorrow's Riven Tides update for the extraction shooter will not only add a new map, new map condition, new items, a new enemy, a new event, and new cosmetics, but it'll also bring "meaningful" visual improvements thanks to PSSR 2 that PS5 Pro players will notice "immediately." Announced with a new PlayStation Blog post, members of Embark's technical team praised the improvements afforded by PSSR 2, with engine lead Robert Kihl saying, […]

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PSSR 2 Provides β€œOverall a Much Better Image” Across Multiple Games on PS5 Pro, But There Are Some Remaing Issues, Says Digital Foundry

The image shows a Sony PlayStation 5 Pro console in a vertical position against a dark background.

PlayStation's initial foray into developing its own upscaling technology with PSSR (PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution) was, unfortunately for PlayStation, very hit and miss. It's never a good thing when the new technology that is supposed to make games look better, on the latest and greatest hardware, look worse than it does without that tech on the old hardware. Thankfully, though, it seems like PSSR 2, the upgraded and enhanced version of the upscaler is capable of delivering "overall, a much better image," across multiple titles, according to Digital Foundry's Oliver Mackenzie. Despite it still having some remaining issues. That comes […]

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Sony launches upgraded PSSR for 12 games, with more to come

While console's super-resolution technologies still aren't on par with its PC counterparts, Sony is narrowing the gap with the launch of PSSR 2 (PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution). Now available to all PS5 Pro owners, this second-generation looks quite the advancement, promising users less shimmering and ghosting and improved visual quality.

While Nvidia is currently iterating on DLSS 4.5 and 5 and AMD is teasing the AI-driven FSR Diamond, Sony's internal solution is now being deployed across twelve titles. This initial wave includes games such as Silent Hill 2 Remake, Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2, Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth.

The full list of games can be found below:

  • Silent Hill 2 Remake
  • Silent Hill f
  • Dragon Age: The Veilguard
  • Monster Hunter Wilds
  • Dragon's Dogma 2
  • Crimson Desert
  • Rise of the Ronin
  • Nioh 3
  • Control
  • Alan Wake 2
  • Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2
  • Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
  • Cyberpunk 2077 (upcoming)
  • Assassin's Creed Shadows (upcoming)

Digital Foundry has already provided the first deep-dive analysis of the technology, with Oliver Mackenzie noting that the leap from the first iteration to PSSR 2 is substantial, describing it as a β€œbig improvement” that significantly improves the value proposition of the PS5 Pro hardware. While he was careful to mention that PSSR 2 still lacks some of the advanced features found in top-tier PC upscalers, the consensus is that for a living-room experience, the β€œghosting” and β€œshimmering” issues that occasionally plagued early PSSR 1 titles have been drastically reduced.

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KitGuru says: PSSR 2 alone might not be enough to justify getting a PS5 Pro, but it sure looks like something worth adding to the list of advantages.

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