PlayStation's most important game this year and its most forgotten are both getting PS5 Pro upgrades. These games are, of course, Helldivers 2 and Rise of the Ronin, which have both announced that enhanced versions are in the works. That's two more great reasons to save up some cash for the new and improved version of the PS5.

Since D&D deck-builders are pretty niche, many players would assume Inscryption wasn't for them. But when the gameplay starts blending in vlogs, tabletop RPGs, board games, puzzles, turn-based strategy, and rogue-like elements, it's clear this isn't just a game, but a one-of-a-kind hodgepodge experiment.

The PS5 Pro is out in just a few weeks promising “enhancements” for over 50 games to start. One of those is The Last Of Us Part I, which was showcased in the initial tech demo for the hardware running more smoothly at higher fidelities than its current PS5-only version.

Naughty Dog has updated both The Last of Us Part 1 on PlayStation 5 and The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered to add PS5 Pro support ahead of the mid-gen console upgrade’s release next month. PS5 Pro has an AI-powered upscaling feature called PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) that can automatically improve the image clarity of games,

Playstation is giving players more incentive to subscribe to PS Plus, offering first dibs at new titles for a reduced price