A new report reveals that the PlayStation 5 Pro will have a feature that could enhance the visuals of some PlayStation 4 games, but there is a catch.

After testing a handful of titles, I can say that the difference is appreciable if less stark than it was between the PS4 and PS4 Pro. Here’s why splurging for the upgrade may or may not make sense for you.

PS5 Pro is a powerful, but arguably unnecessary, refresh of the base PS5. It's the best way to experience the console’s library of must-play games, but an eye-watering $699 price tag makes it hard to recommend for most people.

The PlayStation 5 Pro comes with a new feature that enhances select PS4 games, which could be the next best thing for one long-demanded remaster.

The PlayStation 5 Pro is out November 7 and with just a few days to go ahead of the new console’s launch, we finally have both confirmation on the full specs of the machine as well as all of the 50 games getting PS5 Pro enhanced upgrades in time for release.

Over 50 enhanced titles will be optimized for the PlayStation 5 Pro when the console is released, according to Sony. The games are being updated to take advantage of improved graphics hardware. Sony recently listed a few upcoming and existing games that it said would receive free software updates to take advantage of the updated graphical capabilities of its new PlayStation 5 Pro console.

Ahead of the PS5 Pro launch later this week, we have confirmation of a few more official specifications for the most powerful version of the PS5 yet. Digital Foundry has shared details from the manual included with its PS5 Pro review unit,

The big reason to get the PS5 Pro is because of the enhanced games, that is its capability to provide graphical and performance enhancements to games that