The updated version of the current generation console has multiple differences from the original PS5. Here is a list of the ...

Ahead of the release of the PS5 Pro this week, almost 100 games have been confirmed as enhanced for the new PlayStation ...

My PS5 Pro review is now live and I've had the pleasure of enjoying some incredible games on it over the past weeks. The enhancements to some games in particular have been really noticeable and ...

That tech is what enables the PS5 Pro to enhance compatible games in three key ways: That new GPU can render graphics 45% faster than on the original PS5; ray tracing (a technique that produces ...

With the release of the PS5 Pro, more than 50 games will have enhanced features, improving fidelity and frame rate. If you’re looking to buy a Pro, you’ll want to find games that make full use ...

There's an excellent line-up of PS5 games still set to launch in 2024. It's certainly shaping up to be a very good year to be a PlayStation fan. New PS5 games will start coming out in the next few ...

The best SSD for PS5 is going to be a massive quality-of-life boost for you if you constantly find yourself running out of storage space for the latest games. No one likes that annoying ...

Here’s how it works. With so many PS5 Pro Enhanced games already confirmed (and the list is rapidly growing), you might be struggling to decide which to play first on your shiny new PlayStation ...

No doubt this will expand to other major publishers in the near future. It’s also worth noting the the PS5 Pro Game boost function that aims to improve performance and enhanced image quality.

Absolutely teeming with a brilliant mixture of full-on, pant-wetting jump scares and the sort of slower pace dread that will keep you up at night, Visage is a top-tier PS5 horror game that simply ...

The PS5 Pro is an interesting console refresh: It has no exclusive games, comes without a disc drive or stand, and costs $699. Really, other than a slightly adjusted design and quieter fans ...

If there’s a bone to pick with the PS5, it’s this: Many of its games ask players to decide between better graphics or faster gameplay. Gamers want both, but the PS5 can’t do both.