The PlayStation 5 Pro comes with a new feature that enhances select PS4 games, which could be the next best thing for one long-demanded remaster.

The toggle, named ‘Enhance Image Quality for PS4 Games’, claims it can “improve the image quality of PS4 games to enjoy higher quality for some games”. It doesn’t clarify exactly what it’s doing to achieve this, but we wonder if it’s using PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) to upscale games running at a lower resolution.

Sony is convinced that there's a market for its new $700 PlayStation 5 Pro console, but the games company can't expect it to sell like the PS4 Pro.

A new report reveals that the PlayStation 5 Pro will have a feature that could enhance the visuals of some PlayStation 4 games, but there is a catch.

Sony has made good on its promise of not overlooking PS4 games with PS5 Pro. The console comes with a system level option for last-gen games.

The Sony PS5 Pro will be released on Thursday (7 November) with a hefty price tag but what's expected to be a significant boost to performance thanks to a bigger GPU and AI upscaling via PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR).

The PS5 Pro is Sony's mid-generation upgrade to the PS5, but it has caused a lot of skepticism and confusion among fans. While Sony touts the Pro as a significant leap in graphical fidelity, the console falls short of a generational leap.

Ahead of the PS5 Pro launch later this week, we have confirmation of a few more official specifications for the most powerful version of the PS5 yet. Digital Foundry has shared details from the manual included with its PS5 Pro review unit,