Scroll down in the Settings menu and select the Screen and Video option. From the left hand navigation bar, select the Video Output tab. From within the Video Output section, scroll down to the Enhance Image Quality for PS4 games toggle, and ensure it’s switched on. Select PS4 games will now be automatically boosted.

The PlayStation 5 Pro comes with a new feature that enhances select PS4 games, which could be the next best thing for one long-demanded remaster.

You will need to take a little trip through the menus to get the Enhance Image Quality option up and running for any PS4 games you play on the console. Scroll down to the “Enhance Image Quality for PS4 Games” option and turn it on. You do need a screen that supports 2160p (4K) or 1440p output, so keep that in mind.

These titles, never updated for the PS4 Pro, stand to benefit from a toggle in the new system’s menu named ‘Enhance Image Quality for PS4 Games’. While its testing is still early, Digital Foundry explains how this works.

A new report reveals that the PlayStation 5 Pro will have a feature that could enhance the visuals of some PlayStation 4 games, but there is a catch.

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