Silent Hill 2, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, and more are having noticeable issues on the PlayStation 5 Pro

November 19, 2024 | 01:15am

PS5 Pro Owners Say Some Games Look Worse After Upgrades

Silent Hill 2, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, and more are having noticeable issues on the PlayStation 5 Pro

So it turns out some games, like Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, aren't showing their best side on the PS5 Pro. Seems like new tech doesn't always mean better visuals for every game. Anyone else experiencing this? #PS5Pro #StarWarsJedi #GamingTech pic.twitter.com/dc4fbdGxAP
— Gamer Gone 🎮 (@gamergdotone) November 18, 2024

the same problem here in ff7 ribirth.. on a much smaller scale of course but it exists... pssr has a problem with the lights.. pic.twitter.com/KkYStVUa4E
— Agolice 76 (@Agolice7) November 18, 2024

The PS5 Pro hasn't quite been out for two weeks yet, but over 50 games had PS5 Pro patches available at launch. Judging by some of these results, not every patch was ready to go on day one. More work may need to be done as soon as possible, but this isn't the only issue at hand. Players are also stating that some games on PS5 Pro, including Star Wars Outlaws, no longer have the option to play them in standard PS5 mode. That leaves PS5 Pro owners stuck with the buggy patch and without the ability to play the games as they were originally released.

As of press time, Sony has yet to address the ongoing issues with the PS5 Pro-enhanced games. The PS5 Pro is arguably meant for the "ultra-enthusiasts." But considering that there are plenty of PS5 Pros on store shelves, this isn't exactly putting Sony's premium console experience in the best light.

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