Here comes another game to go through the PlayStation 5 Pro wringer. Round 8 Studios have revealed on Twitter that Lies of P is enhanced for PlayStation 5 Pro. They have not shared any more details at this time.

The PS5 Pro will use a larger GPU, enhanced ray tracing and their own form of AI upscaling called PSSR to give players the best of both graphical modes – fidelity and performance. A sizzle reel was shown at the end of the presentation, highlighting the games, both new and old, that will see improvements from running on the PS5 Pro.

When Alan Wake 2 was released in October of last year, it didn't feature ray tracing. That's about to change when the PS5 Pro is released. Players can expect ray tracing in Alan Wake 2's Quality Mode on the PS5 Pro, which enables ray-traced reflections on opaque and transparent surfaces.

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.

Update 1.2.0 for The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered paves the way for the game's new upgrades on the PS5 Pro console.

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,

The PlayStation 5 Pro is about to make its debut for the princely sum of £699.99. While some fans are willing to stump up the cash for the upgraded visuals and improved performance, most people are happy with the existing model,