Developers of games that players have reported look worse on the PlayStation 5 Pro than they do on the PlayStation 5 are looking into the issue. The PS5 Pro is an advanced version of the base console that’s designed to deliver better performance and graphics in games with some refreshed components and proprietary tech.

The PS5 Pro is supposed to offer additional graphics modes for enhanced games that allow them to run at a higher frame rates without sacrificing graphical detail, thanks in part to new PSSR upscaling technology.

Silent Hill 2 developer Bloober Team has made fans aware that it's working on a fix for graphical issues experienced on PS5 Pro.

The biggest selling point of the PlayStation 5 Pro was its ability to produce unparalleled visuals on a game console, but after almost two weeks of complaints about graphical glitches in games like Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and the Silent Hill 2 remake,

Survivor is not only the game with the weirdest semicolon placement in the industry, it also feels like one of the most-patched current-generation titles, after launching with a host of issues on PC and consoles alike.

Survivor and Silent Hill 2, two of the first PlayStation 5 games to be enhanced for the PS5 Pro, look worse on the new console that Sony Interactive Entertainment launched earlier this month for $699.

Ragnarok and Baldur's Gate 3 a big performance boost but it's also enduring teething problems, with players reporting issues in the likes of Silent Hill 2, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.