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I NTRODUCTION This is a quick visual guide to all PS4 Pro games enhanced over standard PS4. After this introduction, the first list is games which have been programmed specifically to take advantage of the new hardware, at release or with post-release patching. The next list covers VR games with enhancements; some titles with multiple display modes appear again here.

The final list covers unpatched games which are enhanced by the Boost Mode available from Pro's console settings. Note that this list is far less comprehensive than the preceding ones. Almost every game without official support should be helped by Boost Mode, but only those specifically examined are shown here. There should be hundreds (if not thousands) more with benefits. The data here relies heavily on my own analysis of screenshots and video, but a good portion is compiled from other sources. Though this thread is intended to be thorough, it's also succinct. For more details regarding specific titles, these external resources may be helpful.

Most games with high-res modes automatically supersample when played on a 1080p screen, but not all. Modes marked with a green checkmark automatically supersample. Modes marked with a red X must be forced to supersample on a 1080p display, using the 'Supersampling' toggle in the PS4 console settings. Modes marked with an orange dot will be used on a 1080p display when that setting is turned off. To use orange dot modes on a 4K display, the PS4 console settings must also be changed to output 1080p. All high-resolution VR games downsample in the helmet display.

It did however take until Wednesday (the 31st of August) for games to appear that used this new format. Dead or alive last raund dlc download xbox 360 rgh.

Games using CBR have their resolutions listed as e.g. Standard rendering is listed as e.g.

Two other methods are listed: temporal accumulation types similar to CBR as e.g. 2160 t, and geometry rendering--where only polygons are more detailed and textures are unimproved--as e.g. (Note that neither CBR nor any others of these are types of upscaling. Additional upscaling to 4K is still necessary if the resolution is below 2160.) If you're unclear on any details, just post a question in the thread and I'll attempt to answer. Games are listed in alphabetical order by title.

I use the full official names: Tom Clancy's The Division versus The Division, Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor versus Shadow of Mordor, etc. For this reason, as well as the ever-expanding nature of this list, searching may be necessary.

Simply use your browser's 'search in page' function, which should bring you to the appropriate game block. Please keep two things in mind: first, games with both flat and VR modes may appear in both lists. Second, if you have opened the 'spoiler' to show the update log in the first post, search will probably also stop there. The games that Boost Mode affects have smaller benefits, and I can't research them as thoroughly.

Since their boosting wasn't planned, they can't rise above the limits of the standard game. Therefore, some well-performing games may simply not be visibly affected at all. These are listed in the Statistics section below, in Table 5.

In rare cases, problems with framerate, graphics, game logic, or program stability could be introduced. Reports of these are listed in Table 6. For all these reasons, Boost Mode is separate and uses a different color scheme. Yes, loading times are improved over standard PS4 hardware. A better drive interface means all games see shorter load times, even if they don't have official support, and even if Boost Mode is turned off. Boosted games, or ones with official support, can have further load time reductions on top of the universal improvement.

Because games and hard drives vary, so does the size of the benefits. Along with lack of extensive testing, this is why shortened loading times aren't explicitly stated below. But they are present in almost every game. Games are only included in the main lists if I can find proof of specific improvements.

That includes analysis by me, or by others across the web. Developers often announce Pro support without any details, and it's possible for enhancement plans to change or be delayed. Or, some games may actually be improved but evidence isn't easy to obtain. In the Statistics section below, Table 3 lists titles that have been claimed, but not fully analyzed due to lack of material.