Kyuu on 07 May 2025
The PS5 version had an image quality that is decidedly "sub 1080" looking in performance mode despite the higher resolution on paper.
I didn't mind it on my old 1080p display, this is actually the one instance where quality mode felt very choppy and unplayable (much worse than TotK). Performance mode image quality is definitely poor in side by side comparisons, but I keep getting less sensitive to resolutions as I grow older.
Image quality on Switch 2 could actually end up better thanks to DLSS. Performance mode on PS5 almost looks bugged out upon close inspection, which explains the unusually massive clarity gap between it and PS5 Pro version.
PS4 Remake's "the door" and PS5 Rebirth's "Vaseline filter" are such mysteries!
