Sony unveils PS5 Pro PSSR 2.0 update, adds support for Control Resonant, Marvel's Wolverine and other titles
Sony announced on the PlayStation Blog on October 6, 2026 that the PS5 Pro PSSR 2.0 software update is now available, extending PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution upscaling to additional games. The rollout was accompanied by social posts listing specific titles that will receive the new upscaling support.
PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) is Sony’s upscaling technology and the company said the version 2.0 update introduces major improvements in image quality and performance. According to the announcement, version 2.0 applies a new approach to image processing intended to deliver sharper textures, better lighting and improved fidelity. The post also noted that Sony has introduced QSSR for the base PlayStation 5 as a separate development.
The update named several confirmed games that will support PSSR 2.0: Silent Hill f, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Monster Hunter Wilds and Alan Wake II. Control and Crimson Desert were also listed among the titles receiving support. The original headline and accompanying social media references included Control Resonant and Marvel's Wolverine as part of the broader rollout.
In addition to those entries, the announcement and related coverage stated that Cyberpunk 2077 and Assassin’s Creed Shadows have received PSSR support. The coverage said more games are expected to be added in future updates. The article and posts highlighted that the new upscaling will be applied to a range of high-profile releases.
The publisher’s materials described PSSR 2.0 as an upgraded version of Sony’s upscaling technology that aims to improve graphics quality and performance in supported games. The company’s notes explained that, once the update is installed on a PS5 Pro, players will have the option to toggle PSSR 2.0 on or off. Full details were linked in the social post: https://t.co/7VrGM08gHG pic.twitter.com/aFFDMerObS
Sony’s announcement indicated additional titles will be added to the PSSR 2.0 list over time; players who want to use the feature should install the PS5 Pro update and enable PSSR 2.0 via the console’s settings once it is available.