PS5 Pro Flexes Its Muscle in Montage Trailer | Push Square
Sony wasn’t going to let its State of Play end without mentioning the PS5 Pro, and system architect Mark Cerny appeared with a new montage trailer. The video includes a ton of footage of titles running on Sony’s supercharged hardware, which will open its pre-orders later this week.
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The games included in the trailer are:
All of these games will be enhanced and improved with free updates on Sony’s supercharged system, although its worth noting the results and ambitions of the patches will depend on the particular game.
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Nah I only jest. I’m happy for the pro-ps5-pro crowd.
Once again, and im really going to sound like a broken record soon, but this is out for pre order in 1 day and we still dont have confirmed specs from Sony.
Though i have just read some of the enhancements planned for various games on playstation.com 's blog — it would have been much better to have had an hour long presentation on the specs and the real details of the upgrades.
Considering the target market and price, this should have been seen at Sony as an obvious necessity.
«Now you're playing with power»
How dare you?!
@Rich33 Not sure I agree. They're sticking to their script — «it will offer fidelity mode at 60fps.» You either want it or you don't. The spec game probably isn't going to be the thing that sways a bunch of people.
Now you're playing with… a 7700XT and an old Ryzen 3600. Meh.
PS5 Pro is the Portal all over again. What I mean is there will be more posts in threads about it from people who don’t like it than from people who do.
I don't know about ya but the montage went by so fast I couldn't really follow
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