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A 12.6x9.7-inch 3D-printed Playnix Console packs a full PC (Ryzen 5 5500, RX 9060 XT, 16GB RAM, 512GB) into a compact shell, runs Arch Linux with EmuDeck, and can upscale to 4K/60fps via AMD's FSR Redstone. Priced at $1,140, it's pitched as a glimpse of the future where consoles and PCs converge, with hints of hardware upgrades and OS features (Xbox Mode) shaping the next generation.
Digital Foundry’s first look at Crimson Desert showcases the BlackSpace Engine’s per-pixel ray-traced global illumination, RT reflections, and systemic water across a vast open world, running native 4K at Ultra on a Ryzen 9 7900X3D + RX 7900 XTX with impressive performance and no frame generation in the footage. The engine aims for high-end visuals with robust draw distances and dynamic weather, while also supporting FSR Redstone (and Nvidia upscalers) to broaden hardware compatibility; the result is cohesive, scalable lighting that, on current hardware, can rival UE5’s Lumen in quality.
Sony is rolling out a global update to the PS5 Pro’s PSSR upscaler, enabling existing and future games to render at lower resolutions and upscale for crisper visuals and improved lighting, with modes like 60fps at 1080p with ray tracing or 120fps without RT. Resident Evil Requiem already showcases the gains, and other titles such as Assassin’s Creed: Shadows, Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Battlefield 6, and 007: First Light may receive PSSR enhancements as Sony deepens its AMD FSR Redstone collaboration. At a $750 price, the update could extend the PS5 generation and keep the Pro feeling relevant against PC upgrades.
Rumors say PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution 2.0 will arrive in early 2026 for PS5 Pro, delivering an FSR-4‑level upscaling boost with improved image quality and higher frame rates; the upgrade, discussed by PS5 architect Mark Cerny last year, is linked to AMD’s FSR Redstone revamp, but Sony’s official release window remains unconfirmed.