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PlayStation 5 surprise update offers us a substantial graphics boost
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Published 11:22 22 Mar 2024 GMT

PlayStation 5 surprise update offers us a substantial graphics boost

A tasty boost for the visuals

Dan Lipscombe

Dan Lipscombe

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Featured Image Credit: Martin Katler via Unsplash, Sony

Topics: PlayStation, PlayStation 5, Sony, Square Enix

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Sony has been quick to improve the quality of one of their best games of 2024. Fans, who noticed some patchy visuals in the latest Sony blockbuster, should now be much happier after a patch has dropped to give these visuals the shot in the arm they desperately needed.

I’m talking about you Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, with your weird muddy visuals and muted colours. You look so gorgeous when we visit Gold Saucer, or catch glimpses of the colourful lifestream, but when running through the wilds, you were not looking your best.

Check out our Final Fantasy VII Rebirth review and see why we loved it

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Many players were upset by the lack of visual pop from Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, especially when playing in the 60fps performance mode. Thankfully, Square Enix and Sony have stepped in and released a patch to improve things.

Included in the patch you’ll find:

  • Improved frame rate and overall game stability.
  • Added “Sharp” and “Soft” options to the Performance Mode display settings.
  • Improved the graphics quality.

While I haven’t had the chance to venture back and test this out, it’s good to see a few touches for the visuals. In my review, I expressed a love for the look and style of the game and I played in quality mode for my 60-hour playthrough. While I didn’t notice a huge hit on the visuals, it’s nice to see Square Enix listening to the community, especially as they’ve tightened up the framerates.

When fighting in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth the action is pretty fast-paced and chaotic, and when there are a number of enemies leaping around and unleashing magical attacks, you don’t want a dip in the frames. Nor do you want those magical effects to look washed out when the PlayStation 5 can deliver stunning colours and particle effects. The patch is available now and should improve your already brilliant experience.

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