God of War has been patched to take full advantage of the PlayStation 5, and the results are phenomenal. For those who need a summary, the game ran on a standard PlayStation 4 at a solid 30 frames per second in 1080p, but the PS4 Pro offered two options: Resolution of Framerate. In resolution mode, the game used board rendering techniques to output a clean 4K image at 30 frames per second, or you can decrease the resolution to 1080p and set it to 60 frames per second in Framerate mode. let walk.
The problem is that, at least on a PS4 Pro, the frame rates rarely hit 60 frames per second, instead fluctuating between 40 frames per second and 50 frames per second. To play on a PS5, the frame rates closed at 60 frames per second, but you still had to handle a 1080p image. With the new patch, you can play in the 4K 4K box with a rock-solid 60 frames per second, without any noticeable drops or fluctuations. The image quality is razor sharp, and the performance never falters.
The comparison video above shows how good it is to upgrade – it looks really great to work on a PS5 now. We sincerely hope that more developers will follow in their footsteps and upgrade their PS4 classics so that they can sing on Sony’s new console. These are brilliant things.