The PS5 Pro is highly anticipated by gamers and it’s time to see what the console offers for several iconic games. Is there any real difference between the old and new versions?
The upcoming release of the PS5 Pro has raised a lot of expectations, especially when it comes to the visual improvements to the games. With its increased performance and PSSR (PlayStation Super Resolution) upscaling technology, Sony promises an even more intense gaming experience. Here’s a look at the key visual differences between the PS5 and PS5 Pro versions for some iconic games, based on feedback from Digital foundry et The edge.
Horizon Forbidden West, more beautiful than ever on PS5 Pro
Horizon Forbidden West is one of the games that will benefit most from the PS5 Pro’s visual improvements. Accordingly Digital foundryThe Pro offers sharper resolution, particularly thanks to PSSR upscaling, which allows the game to run in 4K with a better level of detail. Textures such as foliage or armor are more detailed and the flickering of distant objects is significantly reduced. The edge adds that shadow and cloud management has been significantly improved, making environments more realistic and immersive. This allows for a smoother and visually clearer experience, even in complex scenes with many elements on the screen.
Pour Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, The PS5 Pro introduces notable improvements, particularly in “Performance Pro” mode. Digital foundry explains that this mode provides better stability of visual details and significantly reduces texture flickering effects. However, the internal resolution is slightly lower than that of the mode loyalty On the standard PS5, the Pro compensates for this by upscaling, which improves the overall sharpness of the image. The edge notes that the details of distant buildings and the textures of Spider-Man’s suits are clearer, even as the player moves quickly through the city.
Gran Turismo 7, the summum?
Gran Turismo 7 is another game that benefits enormously from the PS5 Pro, especially thanks to improved ray tracing. On the PS5 Pro, reflections on cars and glass surfaces are much more realistic and detailed compared to the standard PS5 version. Digital foundry points out that the PS5 Pro offers multiple modes, including one that favors ray tracing and another that maximizes fluidity at 120 fps in 4K. Improvements in shadow and reflection processing provide a much more realistic appearance, which is particularly noticeable when racing in real time under different lighting conditions
F1 24
Finally, F1 24 shows significant visual improvements on PS5 Pro, particularly when it comes to managing ray tracing and lighting effects. Accordingly Digital foundryAllows the Pro to display the game in 4K at 60 frames per second while retaining ray tracing reflections, providing a more faithful image for television broadcasts. Reflections on cars and track surfaces are much more detailed and add to the immersion. Additionally, the Pro offers an 8K mode, although for most gamers the latter is more of a technology demonstration than a truly necessary option.
Source: Digital foundry et The edge
