At a recent PlayStation 5 Pro preview event, we spoke with the technical leads of some of PlayStation’s biggest games, including Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, The Last of Us Part 2, and others, to discuss what improvements we can expect to see now that there’s a more powerful PlayStation 5 on the market.

The Last of Us Part II Remastered: One single PS5 Pro mode at 4K60, PSSR-upscaled from 1440p. On original PS5, only offered native 4K30 or 1440p60. It’s clearly far sharper than 1440p60 (the grass!) and far smoother than 4K30. Some slight details in the original native 4K30 arguably look better.

The PlayStation 5 Pro is promising to enhance the system’s current library of games, but there’s one iconic title from a previous generation that will make the console’s price tag worth it to me.  The PS5 Pro was announced at an eye-wateringly high price,

EB Games has just popped up its listing for the PS5 Pro ahead of pre-orders going live tomorrow, and whilst they still won’t require the whole amount to be paid upfront, it will be higher than it has been for any other console.

PlayStation's most powerful and most expensive console ever. Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow gets hands on and tests the games he's already played on the prior generation. (Source: Bloomberg)

When the PlayStation 5 launched, fans expected a higher level of fidelity in games. The previous generation already pushed visuals to near Pixar-like quality and many expected that this could be the console where visuals would move up another notch thanks to ray-tracing.