Given Ghost’s slick and punchy combat, that boost in performance is a huge draw.
Already a technical and artistic achievement on the PS4, Sucker Punch’s samurai epic is an even smoother experience on the PS5, seeing as it runs at a buttery smooth 60 frames per second. Ghost of Tsushima only just came out on the PS4 a few months ago, and it was an absolutely massive game, so given that, there’s a good chance that those who finished it might not want to go back to it just yet- but the enhancements it’s received on the PS5 are hard to resist. In this feature, we’re going to talk about a few such games that, thanks to their PS5 enhancements, we’re itching to play through again.
Either though the PS5’s system-level game boost features or through the next-gen upgrades that other releases have received, there are several PS4 releases that can be played in much better shape on the PS5 right now. The PS5 can play the vast, vast majority of the PS4’s library through backward compatibility, but there are certain games that benefit from enhancements that others don’t.
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