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Final Fantasy VII Revelation Targets 4K 60FPS On PS5 Pro

  • September 22, 2026
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Final Fantasy VII Revelation will run at 4K resolution and 60 frames per second on PlayStation 5 Pro, series director Naoki Hamaguchi confirmed, with the console’s PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution upscaler serving as the key technology enabling this performance target. The confirmation positions the PS5 Pro version of the upcoming title as offering a notably enhanced experience compared to the base PlayStation 5 model.

According to Hamaguchi, the development team implemented a specific mode on PS5 Pro by leveraging PSSR that delivers both 4K image quality and 60 FPS gameplay simultaneously. He described the PS5 Pro as one of the recommended ways to experience the game for players seeking both enhanced visual fidelity and smooth performance, positioning the console’s upscaling technology as central to achieving this dual objective of high resolution and consistent frame rates.

PSSR, alongside enhanced ray tracing capabilities, has been positioned as a defining feature distinguishing PlayStation 5 Pro from the base console model, with the technology having received an updated and improved version earlier this year. The upscaler is intended to allow the mid generation refresh console to push visual and performance boundaries further than the standard PS5 hardware would otherwise support, particularly for graphically demanding titles targeting both high resolution and high frame rate output simultaneously.

An open world demo of Final Fantasy VII Revelation was made playable on PlayStation 5 Pro hardware at gamescom, giving early hands-on impressions of the game’s technical performance ahead of its full release. The demo reportedly showed clean image quality, high resolution, and largely smooth performance, with only occasional drops below 60 FPS, which is not unusual for a title still months away from its final release. Final Fantasy VII Revelation adds to a growing list of upcoming major releases, including GTA 6, that are expected to showcase PlayStation 5 Pro’s enhanced hardware capabilities, continuing to position Sony’s mid generation console refresh as a notable option for console gamers seeking the best possible visual and performance experience within the current console generation.

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