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Sony Purportedly Plotting New Ape Escape, as Redemption Arc Starts (opens the original)
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I think it’s worth acknowledging that in the last few weeks we’ve got word of a new Killzone and Uncharted, while Sony has rolled out new technology that backports its PSSR upscaler to base PS5 hardware. And now, it sounds like the manufacturer may be plotting a new Ape Escape game! If the past few months of PR blunders have been tough to take for PlayStation fans, then let’s hope this is the beginning of a redemption arc. On the subject of Sony’s primate platformer, rumours have been swirling a
Wolverine Adds Sony's New QSSR Tech as Default on Base PS5 in Latest Patch (opens the original)
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As announced moments ago, base PS5 hardware is getting a big update, with the introduction of QSSR – a simplified version of Sony’s proprietary upscaler, better known as PSSR. And one of the first games to take advantage of the feature is Marvel’s Wolverine, enabled by default with v1.002, available now. The full patch notes, as released by Insomniac, are as follows: You can see how QSSR improves the base PS5 console’s image quality in the comparison embedded above. In its hands-on report, Digit
Sony Confirms Refined Version of Acclaimed PSSR Upscaler for Base PS5, with 'Remarkable' Potential (opens the original)
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Now that it’s live, I’m adding in Digital Foundry’s excellent hands-on video about PS5’s new QSSR tech: My original article with all of the information you need to know continues below. Original Story: Sony is rolling out new tools for devs which will potentially make the base PS5 experience better for everyone, as the console approaches its sixth anniversary. As exclusively revealed by our friends at Digital Foundry, the new QSSR – or Quick Spectral Super Resolution – is a “refined” version of
'We Want to Find a Way': SEGA Eager to Bring Sakura Wars Games to Modern Consoles (opens the original)
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About a year ago, I decided on a whim to begin collecting all the Sakura Wars games. I’m close to completing that project now, having tracked down a copy of Sakura Wars: Hanagumi Taisen Columns for the SEGA Saturn in Japan earlier in the month. (Only ¥980, and it has its original obi intact – good purchase.) But without an emulator and the various fan translation packs installed, it can be tricky to play these titles on modern consoles. Speaking with Famitsu, as translated by Gematsu, longtime S
PS5 Remake Danganronpa 2x2 Revives the Cult Series with a Shocking New Mode (opens the original)
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I vividly remember my first taste of Danganronpa. I’d brought the PS Vita version of Trigger Happy Havoc with me on holiday to a remote part of Wales, and I spent the next two or three days cosied up in a rustic cottage, absorbed by its anime world and courtroom drama. Monokuma quickly became a favourite character of mine, but while I did dip into sequel Goodbye Despair, the series somewhat slipped off my radar. I skipped spin-off Ultra Despair Girls and even eventual sequel Killing Harmony, lar
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