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If you’re thinking about upgrading to the PS4 Pro, you’ll want to make sure you have at least a couple of games that take advantage of the technology. These images will not, however, be in 4K resolution. If you plan on buying a PlayStation VR headset, you’ll also see performance improvements through the PlayStation 4 Pro, and the resolution on shared images will increase.
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Rise of the Tomb Raider, for instance, is capable of running in 4K, yet you can keep the resolution at 1080p and boost the framerate or add extra visual details to the game’s world. Call of Duty: Black Ops III and Infinite Warfare received a similar boost, while other titles will come with the ability to customize these enhancements. For many of the games announced so far, the difference will come in the form of higher resolution - 2017’s Horizon: Zero Dawn, for example, touts 4K resolution. The nature of these enhancements varies from game to game. If you need a primer to what all this fancy graphical nonsense means, we suggest checking out our complete guide to HDR. Sony has referred to these games, particularly the ones that are already out, as “forward compatible.” New games with 4K and HDR features will sport a “PS4 Pro Enhanced” label, which lets buyers easily spot titles that make use of the extra power. A couple of Xbox One consoles support this technology too, and we have a list of games for that as well.
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Though the console’s increased power can benefit any PS4 game, some games will be optimized to take full advantage of the Pro’s hardware. The PlayStation 4 Pro, or PS4 Pro, is a high-powered version of Sony’s very popular PS4 platform, supports 4K and high-dynamic range (HDR) content, as well offering a number of technical improvements to PS4 games old and new.
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The team also worked on a few other things, so let’s jump into the more detailed update notes: You can access both the wrap editor and the pre-made wraps from the showroom. In addition to that, most cars have also received a couple of pre-made wraps to add more variety.
The decal limit for each wrap is 300 decals or 100 MB, whichever is reached first.Customized wraps can be seen in online races, including in cross-play.Player-made wraps are personal only and cannot be shared between players.If you’ve played a recent Need for Speed title, you should be quickly familiar with the wrap editor. This allows you to customize your cars, apply your own style, and stand out of the crowd.
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This patch introduces a brand new feature that has not been in the original Need for Speed Hot Pursuit game: A Wrap Editor! Tomorrow, February 25, we’ll be releasing Patch 2 for Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered on all platforms. Take a look at the full list of patch notes below from the official Need for Speed website which applies to both Nintendo Switch and other platforms: Fans of the racing title will also be happy to know the second main patch provides a ton of bug fixes, some visual tweaks and other improvements which are sure to give players a more enjoyable experience (and stability, of course).
This new editor will give racers more customisable options to create unique looks for their cars and help folk stand out from the crowd when racing online. There’s a large update coming to Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered and with it comes a new free mode, a wrap editor that wasn’t in the original.
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