Sony is expanding its new QSSR feature to popular PlayStation 5 games. The expansion provides additional ways to experience fans’ favorite games on the PS5, including titles like Marvel’s Spider-Man 2.

According to PlayStation, Sony is expanding its QSSR support to Insomniac Games’ Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Remedy Entertainment’s Control Resonant, Embark Studios’ ARC Raiders, The Finals, Expression Games’ Hell Let Loose: Vietnam, and Hello Games’ No Man’s Sky. With this addition, PS5 users can take advantage of the QSSR feature while swinging through New York in Spider-Man 2 and exploring different worlds at high resolution.

The technology is designed to improve image quality for PlayStation 5 systems. Sony has also released before-and-after videos for each game, which can be watched on their official site.

How Sony’s QSSR technology improves visuals in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and other PS5 games

Quick Spectral Super Resolution is an AI-guided upscaling technology designed to improve image quality for the base PS5. Built on the same foundation as the PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) on PS5 Pro, QSSR can produce sharper details, cleaner edges, and more stable images than traditional upscaling methods.

This development comes from Project Amethyst, a collaboration between Sony and AMD. Gamers can expect more PS5 games to receive this upgrade in the upcoming months. As stated above, Insomniac Games has already implemented QSSR in Spider-Man 2, and gamers can access this update starting today.

Similarly, other developers are also preparing to use the technology to improve their games. For instance, Remedy Entertainment confirmed that Control Resonant will receive the update this December, with improvements to fine details and image stability. Moreover, Hello Games said that the technology will help No Man’s Sky render its expansive universe with sharper details while maintaining its frame rate.

Originally reported on PlayStation LifeStyle.