Although Sony was limited by what it could do with the PlayStation 5 Pro, the upcoming mid-generation refresh system has been designed to provide developers easy and economical ways to implement enhancements in games already in development.
26.03.2024 - 15:55 / wccftech.com / Christopher Dring / Francesco De Meo / Pro
The PlayStation 5 Pro has no reason for happening, as some developers feel they still have to make the most of the base model.
As reported by GamesIndustry.biz's Christopher Dring in a recent podcast, PlayStation 5 users will upgrade to the new system, but some developers told him during GDC 2024 that they don't feel they need it, as they have to make the most out of the base model. Additionally, some companies feel the mid-gen refresh isn't going to grow the market significantly, as it feels like the current generation has yet to start, rendering the need for a mid-generation refresh null. These are definitely interesting statements, considering how many PS5 games struggle to hit 60 frames per second in Performance Mode with decent visual quality.
While the PlayStation 5 Pro won't offer a bigger jump in CPU performance, likely to allow easier backward compatibility with the PlayStation 6, the mid-generation system is rumored to offer a significant uplift in rendering and ray tracing performance. Additionally, the console will support PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution, a brand-new upscaler that will eventually support 8K resolution.
The PlayStation 5 Pro has yet to be announced, but it is rumored to release before the end of the year. We will keep you updated on the system as soon as more come in on it, so stay tuned for all the latest news.
Although Sony was limited by what it could do with the PlayStation 5 Pro, the upcoming mid-generation refresh system has been designed to provide developers easy and economical ways to implement enhancements in games already in development.
To receive a PlayStation 5 Pro label called Trinity Enhanced, games must feature a Pro-exclusive display mode that will deliver 4K resolution and costant 60 frames per second.
While the PlayStation 5 Pro CPU is said to offer minimal improvements over the base model, it could bring more enhancements than anticipated.
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