Sony is expanding Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR), an AI upscaling technology for PS5, to six additional games over the coming weeks. Originally launched in September for Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yotei, QSSR now reaches Control Resonant, Marvel's Spider-Man 2, Arc Raiders, The Finals, No Man's Sky, and Hell Let Loose: Vietnam.
QSSR mirrors the PS5 Pro's PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) but operates on standard PS5 hardware. While not as powerful as PSSR, the technology adds detail and clarity without affecting performance. Insomniac Games' Mike Fitzgerald confirmed the Marvel's Spider-Man 2 update applies to both Fidelity and Performance modes. Control Resonant will receive the upgrade in December, with Remedy Entertainment senior graphics programmer Erik Jansson stating it will improve image stability and fine detail. Embarl Studios technical art director Mikael Linderholm said Arc Raiders and The Finals will see increased sharpness and environmental clarity, though no exact date was given. Hello Games founder Sean Murray said No Man's Sky's update arrives in a few weeks and will keep the game sharp while maintaining the best possible frame rate. Expression Games game director Paul Rustchynsky confirmed Hell Let Loose: Vietnam will look cleaner and sharper with the update.
The PS5 has sold over 100 million consoles as of November 10 and turns six years old this month. Sony stated it is working on a next-generation PlayStation, which former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden recently suggested could cost over $1,000.