The PlayStation 5 Pro has been out for a month now but there are still some issueswith some improved games like Dragon Age: The Veilgaurd and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Really looks nicer in many ways because of the increased resolution. Ubisoft is now the first game maker to announce an option to turn off the feature, once a new update goes live Avatar: Pandora's Box.
“On December 12th, we will deploy a hotfix that will allow PS5 Pro players to choose between enabling or disabling PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution,” said announcement made on Tuesday reading. “With PSSR disabled, the game will use the same upscaling technology as the PlayStation 5.” The game's new PS5 Pro 60fps quality mode will still be available, but PSSR can be turned off to allow players to choose between the default 60fps and 30fps modes without the extra visual detail and clarity.
This is something that players have been asking for games like Silent Hill 2, Alan Wake IIand more that run sub-optimally with the new PSSR technology. While the developers of the affected games are working on addressing the issues with new updates, giving players the option to turn the whole thing off would go a long way toward reducing frustration. in the short term.
That's because not all enhanced games for PS5 Pro actually allow players to return to the default performance settings for the games. While Insomniac Games includes that option for Spider-man 2 new and Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apartother PS5 Pro-enhanced games simply replaced the old options with the new PSSR-only ones.
The result was worse performance of games that were supposed to look better on the PS5 Pro. While they run at enhanced frames, like blockbusters Star Wars Outlaws can suffering from tearing, motion sickness, and other strange effects. It's not yet clear if this is a problem with the machine learning technology that underpins PSSR, or just how third-party developers modify their games for it.
In the meantime, Ubisoft has a hotfix for Avatar: Pandora's Box should be the norm for all future PS5 Pro enhanced games.
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