Sony is bringing its AI-powered upscaling feature to the standard PS5, expanding it beyond previous limitations tied to the PS5 Pro. The technology is called Quick Spectral Super Resolution, and it begins rolling out with two upcoming games.
Engadget, Kotaku, and Polygon all report that Marvel’s Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei are the first titles to support the feature. The upgrade is intended to improve how fine details appear, making in-game visuals look crisper by using AI upscaling.
While the sources generally align on the timing and the first supported games, their emphasis varies slightly. Engadget highlights the feature’s arrival on the “base PS5.” Kotaku frames it as an upgrade aimed at sharpening small details. Polygon focuses on the broader shift, noting that the technology is no longer exclusive to the PS5 Pro.
No sources provided additional implementation details, broader release timing, or performance impacts beyond the initial game support.
