Or '2160t ' means native rendering usually around 1620p is reconstructed to 4K before output. For example, 'dyn 2160p ' means the game can render as high as full 4K, but usually is around 1800p (with some drops lower). 3) The value listed in brackets indicates the average rendered resolution for dynamic native games, or the average source resolution for reconstructed games. 2) 'dyn' means the resolution dynamically lowers when stressed, to maintain framerates. For example, 2160p is native 4K 2160 t is reconstructed 4K 2160 c is checkerboard 4K and 2160 g is geometry-oversampled 4K. There are three things of note for resolution: 1) The ending letter indicates rendering type.

Resolution and framerate info often list more than raw numerical values. The following Youtube channels are good starting points, each with their own strengths. If you'd like to help, please check the Threadmarks for guidelines on how. An honor roll of the most active contributors follows the game list below. As I don't own a PS5, this requires postings by other users of videos and screenshots. Much of the data here comes from my own analysis. For a more complete list of PS4 Pro enhancements, please see my thread dedicated to that topic. Though PS4 and PS4 Pro modes are given below, this thread only includes those games which have been tested on PS5. When the update launches, the game will be removed from this thread and instead appear in the PS5 native games thread. You'll find a list of announced upgrade dates in the Statistics section below. Games that haven't been upgraded yet will still appear here. For technical info on those games, and native PS5 titles, please go to this thread by ResetEra user Hovahtsug. This list does not include PS4 games that have been upgraded to PS5 versions. Almost all PS4 games run on PS5, but they're only listed here if video and/or screenshots have been analyzed for technical details. This is a visual guide to how PS4 games play on PS5 via backwards compatibility.

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