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Spider-Man 2 and Five More PS5 Games Are Getting QSSR

Peter Parker in his red and blue suit and Miles Morales in his black suit swinging side by side against a red background in official Marvel's Spider-Man 2 art

Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 now supports QSSR, Sony’s AI upscaling for the standard PS5, in an update that is live now, Sony announced on the PlayStation Blog on November 13, 2026. Five more games follow, with updates rolling out “over the coming weeks.”

Every Game With QSSR So Far

These are all the games Sony has named for QSSR, in its October launch post and today’s:

Out now – Marvel’s Wolverine (Insomniac Games): since its October 1 patch. – Ghost of Yotei (Sucker Punch Productions): since its October 1 patch, as an extra graphics option. – Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (Insomniac Games): live now, in both Fidelity and Performance modes.

Coming – Control Resonant (Remedy Entertainment): in an update coming in December. – ARC Raiders and The Finals (Embark Studios): “coming soon.” – No Man’s Sky (Hello Games): “in the next few weeks.” – Hell Let Loose: Vietnam (Expression Games): in an upcoming update.

How to Get It

  1. Update the game. QSSR arrives in each game’s own update, so download the latest patch for any game on the list.
  2. Pick any mode in Spider-Man 2. Insomniac’s Mike Fitzgerald says the image stability and sharpness gains show up “in both Fidelity and Performance modes.”
  3. Check which console you have. QSSR is the standard PS5’s upscaler. The PS5 Pro has PSSR, the upscaler QSSR is built on.

What Sony Says It Does

Daniel Craig, a principal engineer in Sony’s graphics research and development team, writes that QSSR is “built on the same foundation” as PSSR on PS5 Pro and “can deliver sharper details, cleaner edges, and more stable images than traditional upscalers.” It also shares PSSR’s interface, which Sony calls “a natural fit for games that already support PSSR.” Like the Pro’s upgraded PSSR, it grew out of Project Amethyst, Sony’s ongoing collaboration with AMD.

Remedy’s Erik Jansson says QSSR gives Control Resonant “a much more stable and detailed image,” and Hello Games founder Sean Murray says it renders No Man’s Sky in “sharper, cleaner and more beautiful detail, while delivering the best possible framerate.” Sony expects more games “in the coming months.”

What This Means for Players

If you finished Spider-Man 2 on a standard PS5, this is a reason to swing back in, and our guide to how long Spider-Man 2 is helps plan a replay. Insomniac says it added QSSR after seeing the results in Wolverine, which our QSSR launch story and Marvel’s Wolverine review cover.

Control Resonant players wait until December; our guide to Control Resonant’s PS5 Pro and console graphics modes covers the modes it has today. Embark gives ARC Raiders and The Finals no date beyond “coming soon,” so keep both updated; until then, our guide to turning on ARC Raiders’ PvE mode and our ARC Raiders hub cover the game as it stands.

Source: Daniel Craig, Sony Interactive Entertainment, PlayStation Blog, November 13, 2026.