US Edition3 Things From Nvidia GTC 2026 Keynote: NemoClaw, DLSS 5 and Vera CPU
- Today , Sony/PlayStation is rolling out an upgraded PSSR support via a PlayStation 5 system software update, described as 'so big that it justifies the existence of the PS5 Pro almost on its own'.
- After early inconsistencies in PSSR performance, Sony launched an updated PSSR last month with Resident Evil Requiem to address varied results across games.
- Sony's blog post outlines that the update delivers enhanced visual stability, improved clarity, and consistent performance across games like Silent Hill 2, Control, and Nioh 3, with a toggle in Screen and Video settings.
- The price gap raises trade-offs: the PS5 Pro costs at least $200 more than the base PlayStation 5, with only 50+ supported titles benefiting, so many may prefer saving $200 for games.
- Crimson Desert will add support on March 19, while Assassin's Creed Shadows and Cyberpunk 2077 receive patches in the coming weeks; the PS5 Pro also supports Wi‑Fi 7 and has a larger 2TB SSD.
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