We recently saw that Sony is going to set clear requirements for developers to use the “PS5 Pro Enhanced” resolution. Meeting these requirements means extra work development in the case of new titles and adaptation in the case of existing games, which of course can represent a significant increase in development costs.

You already know how video game developers are with everything that involves extra work in creating their games, just remember the controversy that the Xbox Series S caused in this sense, and also what happened with the PS4 Pro back then. The case is that the new rumor, the PS5 Pro and its development kit were created from the beginning with “close and easy” access for developers.

This means that the arrival of the PS5 Pro will not be too complicated for developers, and that the improvements it offers on a hardware level It will be very easy to use and implement them, both in new projects and in existing games. Developers will not even have to worry about the issue of costs, since the economic impact in this sense will theoretically be minimal.

The control offered by Sony’s development kits is so deep that it gives developers full and easy access to all the features of their console and that won’t change with the PS5 Pro. It will be interesting to see what the developers can do with this extra power applied to existing games, as well as how it changes in new versions.

I remind you that the PS5 Pro will be released at the end of this year, will have a new intelligent scaling feature called PSSR, improve rasterization performance by up to 45%, and could offer a two to three times improvement in ray tracing performance compared to the PS5. We don’t have information on its selling price yet, but it’s most likely around 600 dollars. In Spain the price could be a bit higher (649 euros).

Some still question whether we really need a PS5 Pro, and the truth is that technically the answer is yes, as the PS5 has been showing clear signs of exhaustion for some time now. It’s not that 4K is too big, it is There are even games that won’t move natively in 1080p.

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