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Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. To get the PlayStation 5 Pro Enhanced badge, developers will have to leverage the console's new GPU and PSSR upscaling tech to boost FPS and/or resolution.

What Graphics Card Does PS5 Have? Sony utilises a AMD Radeon RDNA 2 to power the PS5’s graphics, which is known amongst tech enthusiasts as the Oberon. This is a custom-made GPU from AMD that was ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. It looks like No Man's Sky will be among the first games to support Sony's mid-gen PlayStation 5 Pro console at launch, new datamined information indicates ...

Sony today announced the PlayStation 5 Pro, a mid-generation hardware upgrade that will play the same game library as 2020’s PlayStation 5, but with higher frame rates and better resolution than on ...

If you’re looking to compare Hogwarts Legacy on PS4 vs PS5, specifically towards how graphics and performance behaves. While we’ve already covered the best graphics settings for Hogwarts Legacy, how ...

Dead by Daylight is probably one of the most successful live service games out there today, and Behaviour Interactive is ...

Oliver Mackenzie joins us to talk about several of the games shown during the PS5 Pro hands-on event and we get to take a peek at how they perform against their PS5 counterpart. Marvel's Spider-Man 2 ...

Sony’s PS5 Pro is set to receive a more advanced graphics upscaler in 2026, which is supposed to be in the style of AMD’s FSR 4. FSR 4, or Fidelity FX Super Resolution 4, is the upscaler technology ...

PS5 Pro users have been left blown away by the graphics of a new PS5 game. After struggling to justify its existence for so long, the PS5 Pro is starting to make some progress. There are still far too ...

The PS5 Pro has been rumored for over a year now and turned out to be exactly what most people expected: a similar-looking machine that runs games with incrementally better graphics and performance.