Very impressed with how decently PSSR has come out of the gate. It’s something that can continue to evolve over the lifetime of the PS5 Pro and into PS6, too. So potentially still more efficiency and/or quality to come.
I remember John being skeptical on the PS5 ‘Professional’ and what its use case would be, and how it would be marketed, so for him to be even more impressed by it in person than he already seemed to be from the initially released footage of it is very promising.
I’ve been all digital library on PlayStation since PS4’s launch, after liking Steam on PC for many years prior, so the lack of a disc drive means nothing to me.
If it came with one I’d have immediately removed it and sold it.
I also managed to get mine for £630 due to earning money in the UK while living in Japan, along with the crazy exchange rate at the moment.
Factor in a bit of money back from selling the PS5 and it’s not too bad.
I always play on Performance modes just as I did with PS4 Pro on a 1080P TV, and sometimes that does come with knocking the shine off how the game was intended to look, which is a shame, but I find chugging along at 30Hz distracting and sluggish to control. So being able to have that performance mode as a base, and with the same or near to the same image quality as the Fidelity modes is great.
Fingers crossed but breath not held for a 90Hz unreprojected PSVR2 mode for Gran Turismo 7.
Even better if just the mirrors are ray-traced so the parallax and stereoscopy looks natural.