Speaking to Digital Foundry, Cerny was full of praise for AMD's FSR 4 release, saying that the upscaler surpasses the work Sony has done with its PS5 Pro-exclusive solution, PSSR. "And results are excellent, it's a more advanced approach that can exceed the crispness of PSSR," Cerny explained. "I'm very proud of the work of the joint team!"

The PlayStation 5 Pro is already an incredibly powerful console, but players can expect it to get a major graphical boost in 2026.

PlayStation lead system architect Mark Cerny says that in 2026, the PS5 Pro will be getting upscaling tech equivalent to AMD's FSR 4.

Many new PS5 Pro games already use an AI upscaler called “PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution” (PSSR) on their AMD-based chips. PSSR can turn 720p images into 4K ones on the fly while adding extra particle effects, and we’ve been relatively impressed by its quality compared to, say, FSR 3.

Sony’s PS5 Pro console arrived in Australia last year and is currently ranged at retailers such as JB Hi-Fi for $1,199. Significantly more expensive than its predecessor, games on the console are set to receive a major graphics upgrade next year.

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