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Rumors say PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution 2.0 will arrive in early 2026 for PS5 Pro, delivering an FSR-4‑level upscaling boost with improved image quality and higher frame rates; the upgrade, discussed by PS5 architect Mark Cerny last year, is linked to AMD’s FSR Redstone revamp, but Sony’s official release window remains unconfirmed.
Sony's Mark Cerny hinted at new graphics features for a future console in a few years, sparking speculation about the PS6's release around 2028, amid ongoing discussions about next-generation hardware and potential handheld devices.
Mark Cerny announced that the PS5 Pro will receive a major upgrade in 2026 with a new upscaler replacing the current PSSR tech, developed in collaboration with AMD and based on AMD's FSR 4 technology, promising significantly improved graphics upscaling for games.
The PS5 Pro is set to receive a significant upgrade in 2026 with a new advanced graphics upscaling algorithm, developed through a collaboration between Sony and AMD's Project Amethyst, which also influences AMD's upcoming PC GPU designs. This new tech aims to improve performance and image quality, and is part of a broader industry effort to advance real-time graphics rendering.