Empire of the Ants, No Man's Sky and Albatroz are on our PlayStation 5 Pro menu today and we've even added a base PS5 video of the latter so you can compare (the stutters and drops are sadly still there on Pro and they make it more difficult to enjoy the game). Since we somehow managed to forget to include Dragon Age: The Veilguard to our EA video, you'll also find some gameplay footage of the enhanced version inside. Though we still have a bunch of titles which were supposed to be PS5 pro enhanced in time for launch, we don't think they have yet and will wait until the updates are available to cover them.

Today, we're taking a look at Hogwarts Legacy, NBA 2K25 and Baldur's Gate III on PlayStation 5 Pro. We also captured some Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3 footage, though they have not been specifically enhanced for Pro. Since they're now playable pretty smoothly with ray tracing thanks to the GP extra power, we figured they were worth a look. Technically, there are still occasional drops in the 50s, but if you won a VRR display, you won't even notice.More enhanced PS5 Pro titles to come on Gamersyde as we intend to give you the most thorough coverage we can, so hang in there. You should know that some games are still waiting for their Pro update so you won't be seeing Black Ops 6, Diablo IV, Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown or Silent Hill 2 before the updates are officially live.

We'll soon reach the end of our PlayStation 5 Pro coverage but we still have a few days of content left. Today, we're taking you to revisit Lords of the Fallen, Dying Light 2 Stay Human and Dead Island 2 in the first video. Then, our good Belgium friend CpRBe proposed to give us a hand with Apex Legends, Fortnite and a few PS4 games running on backward compatibility. PS4 boost is supposed to be in action, though we're not sure it's doing anything to the two last games featured in the dedicated video. We added them anyway because Sony is promoting PS4 boost and using them both, but from what we've gathered, this functionality only works ,with games that are 1080p or below.

More PlayStation 5 Pro coverage today with Capcom's Dragon’s Dogma 2, Resident Evil Village, Resident Evil 4 Remake and Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, but also Final Fantasy VII Rebirth by Square-Enix and Alan Wake 2 from Remedy. We still have quite a lot of games to take care of but we'll keep providing you with content on a regular basis until we're done. As you'll see, FFVII Rebirth shows the most significant improvements over the base PS5 version, but the sequel to Alan Wake also shows better visuals and image quality overall, though there's still some noise and artefacts to be seen.

As part of our PlayStation 5 Pro coverage, we're now stating to focus on third party titles like Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, EA Sports FC 25 and F1 24 from Electronic Arts and Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Mirage, Star Wars Outlaws and The Crew Motorfest. We remind you that the best way to spot the differences with the base PS5 versions is to download the videos, copy them on a flash drive and watch them on your TV.

The PlayStation 5 Pro has been out for two days and the high quality video coverage is finally coming on Gamersyde. We'll start with the First Party titles that have already received a Pro patch, though it's not always that obvious to see. Inside you will find three videos showing Demon's Souls, The Last of Us Part I and the remaster of its sequel, Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, Horizon Forbidden West, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, Stellar Blade, Rise of the Ronin, God of War: Ragnarok and the Until Dawn remake, which has added a Performance mode running at 60 fps. Ragnarok's Pro mode with PSSR seems meant for VRR display as it is not as steady as we'd hoped, though using temporal AA seems to work better for some reason.

It was no secret, a PlayStation 5 Pro was bound to get released, with rumors stating it would be for this end of year. Well, the rumors were true, and this new version of the console embarking a 2TB SSD will even be available sooner than some expected, as it will ship on November 7 2024. That's the good news. As for the rest, well, opinions will probably vary. Sony chose to showcase the new console by using "old" PlayStation 5 exclusive, like Rift Apart, Spider-Man 2, Horizon Forbidden West or TLOU Part 2 Remastered, the point being that players will be able to enjoy fidelity modes with higher frame rates. Nice, but will it be enough to make people want to play these games again? Not quite sure. The addition of ray traced reflections during gameplay for GT7 is a lot more interesting, but Hogwarts Legacy seems to still be locked at 30 fps with ray tracing. It's a shame more recent releases such as Star Wars Outlaws or Black Myth: Wukong were not mentioned, let alone future exclusive AAA by PlayStation Studios.That said, the worst surprise of the event was obviously the pricing, though we all expected the Pro to be expensive. Still, $699/€799/£699 is a lot of money, especially considering there is no disc drive and no stand... It's a risky bet in our opinion. What do you guys think?