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The latest PlayStation update should make regular PS5 owners happy. Sony is expanding support for Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR) to bring the upscaling technology to more games and players. As revealed in an official PlayStation Blog post today, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Control Resonant, The Finals, ARC Raiders, No Man’s Sky, and Hell Let Loose: Vietnam join the list of supported titles.
Sony announced QSSR AI upscaling early last month, arriving as a cut-down version of the more sophisticated PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR), which remains exclusive to the flagship PlayStation 5 Pro model. At launch, QSSR was available in Marvel’s Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei, and while the list continues to grow, it’s still far behind the 110+ supported by PSSR.
List of games with QSSR support on PS5
- ARC Raiders
- Control Resonant
- Ghost of Yōtei
- Hell Let Loose Vietnam
- Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
- Marvel’s Wolverine
- No Man’s Sky
- The Finals
QSSR is already available to PlayStation 5 players in Marvel’s Wolverine, Ghost of Yōtei, and Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (hence the bolding).
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As for the other titles, it’s on the horizon. Embark Studios says QSSR is “coming soon” to ARC Raiders and The Finals, while Hello Games says players can look forward to QSSR in No Man’s Sky in “the next few weeks”. Expression Games simply says it will be available in “an upcoming update” for Hell Let Loose: Vietnam. The most concrete date comes from Remedy Entertainment, which says it’s working closely with Sony to bring the tech to Control Resonant in December.
Like the upgraded PSSR on PS5 Pro, QSSR grew out of Project Amethyst, our ongoing collaboration with AMD. It’s another example of how that shared work continues to benefit players across platforms.
Developers are just getting started, and we’re excited to keep working with them to bring QSSR to more games on PS5 in the coming months.
Sony, via PlayStation Blog
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