An additional graphics choice on PS5
PlayStation has announced Quick Spectral Super Resolution, or QSSR, as an additional graphics option for Marvel’s Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei on PS5. According to the announcement, both games are receiving patches alongside the announcement to add support. For players of these titles, the stated change is a selectable graphics option intended to improve image detail and stability.
The announcement places QSSR in the context of PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution, known as PSSR, on PS5 Pro. PlayStation describes PSSR as an AI system that examines individual pixels to upscale game images. It says the computational requirements had previously prevented it from bringing that experience to PS5.
How PlayStation describes QSSR and its rollout
PlayStation says QSSR emerged from Project Amethyst, its AI graphics collaboration with AMD. It identifies two changes behind the PS5 implementation: a streamlined neural network and code tuned by hand for the console. The company presents this combination as a new performance tier of AI upscaling that brings AI-guided image processing to PS5.
For Marvel’s Wolverine, Insomniac describes the expected benefit in terms of environmental detail. Its statement says QSSR adds clarity and stability to scenes including Madripoor’s streets and Shinjuku’s alleyways. Those examples describe the developer’s claimed visual improvements in the game and give players a concrete sense of the intended effect.
PlayStation also says it will make QSSR broadly available to PlayStation developers, expressing an expectation that more games will adopt it. That planned access gives developers a route to using the technology. It does not establish which additional games will receive QSSR or when their updates will arrive, so a wider game rollout remains prospective.
Sources & context
- AI upscaling is coming to PS5PlayStation Blog
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