“Over the last year I have wasted about 4-5 months of my time.”

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No Man’s Sky has strong support for the PS5 Pro at the new console’s launch, going well beyond the 4K 60 FPS promises other games have made. If you think this might be a problem for a small team like the Hello Games team, you’re right.

“I’ve spent about 4-5 months of my time working on PS5 Pro support over the last year,” says engine programmer Martin Griffiths. on Twitter. “This was no easy task as we are one of the smallest teams releasing today and also one of the few games that supports both 4K and 8K, as well as PSVR2. I’m incredibly proud to be a part of this episode today – I hope you all enjoy it!”

Overall, Sony’s promise for the PS5 Pro is that you’ll no longer have to choose between quality and performance modes – you’ll be able to enjoy crisp 4K visuals at 60fps thanks to the combination of increased GPU power. and new PSSR scaling technology. No Man’s Sky pulls out all the stops by offering big upgrades to the PSVR 2 mode, as well as an 8K 30 FPS option for those of you still trying to justify buying an 8K TV. Even with the success of No Man’s Sky in the past and Light No Fire On the horizon, Hello Games is still an indie studio, and updates like these require work.

You can check our PS5 Pro review if you’re looking for more from the console, in short, it does exactly what Sony promised. It’s just that the promise may not be of much interest to anyone other than the most die-hard tech enthusiasts and graphics snobs.

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