Star Wars Outlaws Patches in PS5 Pro PSSR Toggle, Lets You Turn It Off | Push Square

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Ubisoft has patched another PSSR toggle into the PS5 Pro version of one of its games: Star Wars Outlaws. Available via update 1.5.0, a new «Upscaler Type» option can be found in the settings that lets PS5 Pro owners switch between PSSR and FSR. The update also makes the three graphics modes from the base PS5 version available on PS5 Pro alongside a mode for outputting 60 frames-per-second.

This is the second game Ubisoft has updated to give PS5 Pro owners the option of disabling the upgraded console's features, as PSSR can introduce visual glitches like shimmering. Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora was updated with the toggle last week, and now Star Wars Outlaws has it too. Ubisoft announced it is investigating the PS5 Pro patch for Avatar, so a fix may be coming soon.

Hotfix on 12th December

The new Star Wars Outlaws update has more than just extra PS5 Pro options, though, as it also brings lots of balance changes and general fixes to all players in a 6.76GB patch on PS5. You can have a read of all the patch notes through the link.

Have you encountered many issues when playing Star Wars Outlaws on PS5 Pro? Let us know if you shall use the new PSSR toggle in the comments below.

Liam grew up with a PlayStation controller in his hands and a love for Metal Gear Solid. Nowadays, he's found playing the latest and greatest PS5 games as well as supporting Derby County. That last detail is his downfall.

Seems pssr is not IT

What a shipshow the main feature of the console and Devs are turning it off lol

Is Jedi Suvivor ok on pro ??

@Danloki It's only a handful of games that have a bad implementation, most are fine and get a decent upgrade. It's more about poor implementations than PSSR being fundamentally bad.

Several devs have said it's not that hard to fix once they put the right minds to it. COD developers told Digital Foundry it took just half a day to solve it, though the patch still has to go through testing, QA and certification. Other devs have said similar. Feels like