PSSR 2 has already begun rolling out in other games, with Capcom’s Resident Evil Requiem serving as the first adopter of the upgraded tech.

There is no confirmed global release date yet for full PSSR 2 support in these Remedy titles, and Remedy has not specified a timeline.

The enhanced PSSR is designed to deliver clearer motion and greater image stability, improving overall image quality over the previous implementation.

PSSR 2 represents a more advanced approach and is expected to launch later this month for PS5 Pro, signaling a broader graphics upgrade strategy across Remedy’s lineup.

Remedy has previously added DualSense support to Alan Wake 2 and other titles, hinting at potential future PC controller compatibility.

Remedy Entertainment has announced that Control Ultimate Edition and Alan Wake 2 will receive an upgraded PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) upscaler on PS5 Pro, marking a new tier of visual fidelity for their titles.

Sony announced that Resident Evil Requiem would be the first to utilize the upgraded PSSR, with broader rollout beginning around March 2026.

The article notes ongoing coverage and discussion around PSSR, including reader opinions on PS5 Pro ownership and interest in PSSR 2.

Industry context includes that PS5 Pro patches and PSSR 2 updates are shaping the console’s value proposition and may influence sales dynamics for the platform.

Remedy indicates the upgrade can be enabled separately from the base games, with a prompt that it will arrive for both titles soon.

Players will have the option to keep using the current visuals by leaving the PSSR 2 upgrade disabled, ensuring choice over upgrades.

Reports suggest the PSSR upgrade for Remedy games should arrive by the end of March 2026, though exact patch dates were not announced.