Sony has officially unveiled the PlayStation 5 Pro, confirming it had been in development even before the original PS5 launched in 2020. PlayStation designer Toshi Aoki revealed that advancements such as the PS5 Pro's more powerful GPU, dedicated custom hardware, and AI upscaling technology called PlayStation Spectral Super Revolution (PSSR) were designed to offer high-fidelity graphics at 60 FPS. While the PS5 Pro supports up to 8K resolutions, its primary focus lies in enhancing 4K gaming experiences. Notably, high-profile titles like Final Fantasy VII Rebirth will be among the first to benefit from the PS5 Pro's advancements at launch. With a retail price starting at $700, the PS5 Pro aims to deliver exceptional value, despite mixed reactions to its cost.

What new features does the PlayStation 5 Pro offer?

The PlayStation 5 Pro introduces several new features, including a more robust GPU, AI upscaling technology (PSSR), support for resolutions up to 8K, and optimizations for existing PS4 and PS5 games, enhancing their performance and visual fidelity.

The PlayStation 5 launched in November 2020 and quickly became one of the most sought-after gaming consoles, known for its fast SSD, exclusive titles, and innovative DualSense controller. The upcoming PS5 Pro is positioned as a mid-generation refresh, highlighting Sony's commitment to continuous technological evolution.