PS5 Pro, Sony
Sony wants 60fps PS5 Pro ‘Enhanced’ games, but it’s happy to settle for less
Sony is working on a new “high-end version” of the PS5, codenamed Trinity and likely to debut as the PS5 Pro later this year. The Verge confirmed leaked specs about the PS5 Pro earlier this week, and we’ve also obtained details on how existing and new PS5 games can be “enhanced” to take advantage of the PS5 Pro hardware.
Let’s face it, while the launch model PS5 was a huge improvement over its predecessor and even the more powerful PS4 Pro, it ...
According to leaks, the PS5 Pro will boast a significant speed advantage, approximately 45 percent faster than its ...
A game has a higher maximum target resolution (e.g. between 1280p and 2160p, up from 1080p and 1440p) ...
Here's what developers will need to do if they want their PS5 games to get the PS5 Pro Enhanced label later this year.
In terms of specs, the biggest PS5 Pro upgrade appears to be the significantly improved GPU that enables improved ray tracing ...
While PS5 Pro is around the corner, I feel getting the PS5 standard is a better deal to play GTA 6. Here is why I think so.
Sony's PS5 Pro Enhanced label is looking to target 60 FPS for games, but is willing to settle for less. Furthermore, it is ...
There’s no new capability aside from 1TB of storage. That means we probably shouldn’t expect a PS5 Pro until late 2024, or even 2025. A beefed-up Pro version should be capable of higher ...
According to a new report, it appears that PS5 Pro-enhanced games may be able to run at 30FPS along with high frame rates.
TopSpin finally makes it return to the PlayStation home console. Come see how it fared in our official TopSpin 2K25 PS5 ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results