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Sony brings machine-learning upscaling to base PS5 via Wolverine, Ghost of Yōtei updates

Free updates released Thursday for Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei add Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR), the first AI-based upscaler to run on the standard PlayStation 5. Digital Foundry testing found QSSR produces sharper images with less shimmering and ghosting than older methods like TAA or FSR 3, though it renders from a lower base resolution than the PS5 Pro's PSSR and costs roughly 9 fps versus Insomniac's own upscaler.

Sony adds AI upscaling QSSR to base PS5 via Wolverine, Ghost of Yōtei patches

Sony Interactive Entertainment released patches today enabling Quick Spectral Super Resolution, a new AI upscaling feature, on the standard PS5 for Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei. Developed with AMD using a streamlined neural network, QSSR will be available to all PlayStation developers, expanding on the PSSR upscaling tech previously exclusive to PS5 Pro. The update coincides with a complete edition release for Ghost of Yōtei, which existing owners can upgrade to for $15.

KytyPS5 emulator renders Marvel's Wolverine gameplay, cinematics on PC

An experimental PlayStation 5 emulator called KytyPS5 has progressed from merely booting Marvel's Wolverine to actually rendering its cinematics and gameplay, according to a social media post cited by VideoCardz. The game still runs at only single-digit frame rates, far from playable performance, and there is no official PC version of the Insomniac Games title.

KytyPS5 emulator boots multiple PS5 titles including Marvel's Wolverine menu

KytyPS5, an open-source PS5 emulator for PC available on GitHub, can now run in-game content in titles such as Astro's Playroom, Crash Bandicoot 4, Hitman: World of Assassination, Uncharted 4, Miles Morales, Silent Hill f, Silent Hill 2 Remake and Tekken 8. An X user shared footage of the emulator loading Marvel's Wolverine's main menu, albeit in slow motion, while a YouTube channel showed a modified build running Demon's Souls Remake gameplay at 40-50fps.

Insomniac releases Marvel's Wolverine as first mature-rated PlayStation exclusive

Sony's Insomniac Games, the studio behind the Spider-Man series that sold 50 million copies, launches Marvel's Wolverine on Tuesday as its biggest PS5 exclusive of the year. Unlike its previous family-friendly superhero titles, Wolverine carries a Pegi-18 rating in the UK due to graphic blood, gore and violence, barring purchase by children.

Insomniac's 'Marvel's Wolverine' Leans Into Graphic Violence, Reports Say

Insomniac Games, the studio behind the Spider-Man series, is developing 'Marvel's Wolverine' as a markedly more brutal and gory title than its previous superhero work. Early impressions suggest the game embraces intense violence befitting the character's claws-first combat style, setting it apart from the studio's earlier, more family-friendly outings.

Insomniac's Marvel's Wolverine trades open-world sprawl for linear, brutal combat

Insomniac's new PS5 exclusive Marvel's Wolverine departs from the studio's open-world Spider-Man formula, instead offering a linear action game closer to God of War and Uncharted. The story follows Logan as a reluctant member of the mercenary group Team X, alongside characters like Sabretooth and Mystique, as they investigate mutant disappearances tied to an arms dealer. Combat centers on fast, violent slashing that leans into Wolverine's healing factor and claws.

Sony schedules back-to-back State of Play showcases for September 3

Sony will host two consecutive State of Play livestreams on September 3, starting at 9AM ET, streamable on YouTube and Twitch with subtitled options available. The first broadcast covers PlayStation Studios and global partner titles, including an extended look at Final Fantasy 7 Revelation from Square Enix, followed immediately by a Japan-focused stream spotlighting Asian developers.

MLB The Show 26 Leads a Modest PS Plus Lineup for September 2026

Sony revealed its September 2026 PlayStation Plus monthly games, headlined by MLB The Show 26 alongside Sniper Elite: Resistance, Wobbly Life and Chained Echoes. The games become available to subscribers at no extra cost starting September 1, though the overall lineup is being described as one of the less exciting rosters PS Plus has offered.