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Nintendo has showcased Pokémon Scarlet and Violet running at 4K/60 FPS on the upcoming Switch 2, significantly improving performance and stability in gameplay, especially in busy areas of Paldea, while maintaining the original art style. The Switch 2 launches on June 5, offering an enhanced experience for players revisiting these games.
Sony expects PS5 Pro compatible games to achieve 4K and 60 FPS, but is open to flexibility in awarding the "PS5 Pro Enhanced" label, allowing developers to choose which aspects of their games to improve. The label will be displayed on discs and PS Store pages, and developers will need to use Sony's new SDK to take advantage of PS5 Pro exclusive features. Games with fixed resolutions or graphical settings may not see improvements, but developers can still utilize PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution to upscale resolution to 4K and utilize additional memory.
The demo for the PS5 action-RPG Stellar Blade has garnered high praise for its excellent 60 FPS performance and satisfying gameplay, with Digital Foundry's analysis highlighting its rock-solid technical performance across different display modes. While the game's visuals have some minor drawbacks, its default balanced mode offers a clean, reconstructed 4K image and largely hits its 60 FPS target, with performance and resolution modes providing solid options for different player preferences. The demo's quality has generated significant interest in the game, despite initial focus on the main character's design.
Redfall, the upcoming game from Arkane, will not have a Performance Mode targeting 60 frames per second gameplay at launch, and the decision to ship the game with only Quality Mode was made relatively recently. Retail copies of the Xbox Series X|S version of the game still list 60 frames per second support, suggesting the decision to delay Performance Mode after launch was taken relatively recently. The game will be available on PC and Xbox consoles from May 2nd, with Xbox Series X players only able to play the game at 4K resolution, 30 frames per second, while Xbox Series S users at 1440p resolution, 30 frames per second.