Six More PS5 Games Get Sony's QSSR Upscaling
Sony has confirmed that six more games now support QSSR, its AI upscaling technology, on standard PlayStation 5 consoles.
The new titles are Marvel's Spider-Man 2, Control Resonant, The Finals, ARC Raiders, Hell Let Loose: Vietnam and No Man's Sky. Video Games Chronicle reported the confirmation on 13 November 2026.
Upscaling is a way of making a game look sharper without asking the console to draw every pixel at full size. The game renders a smaller image, and software fills in the extra detail. QSSR stands for Quick Spectral Super Resolution. It is built on the same foundation as PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution, or PSSR, which runs on the more powerful PS5 Pro.
Sony's first two titles to use QSSR were Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yotei. In both cases, QSSR appeared as an extra graphics option on the PS5. The six new updates follow the same pattern.
Each game gets a different kind of improvement. Sony describes the Marvel's Spider-Man 2 update as adding image stability and sharpness in both Fidelity mode, which favours visual quality, and Performance mode, which favours smoother frame rates. The Control Resonant update brings noticeable gains in image stability and fine detail. ARC Raiders gains sharpness, clearer environments and wider visual improvements.
The remaining three titles focus on image clarity. The No Man's Sky update is described as sharper, cleaner and more detailed. The Hell Let Loose: Vietnam update is described as delivering sharper, cleaner image quality. The Finals is part of the same list, with the update confirmed alongside the others.
For players, the change is visible on screen rather than in the store. Owners of these games on standard PS5 consoles will see the upgrade as part of the graphics settings. Sony has not tied the list to a price or a separate download, so the update is best understood as a quality improvement to games people already own.
Upscaling has become a common tool across the industry, and Sony's version now reaches a wider set of its own games beyond the PS5 Pro. The list of titles grows as developers add support.
