Instead, image quality gets boosted somewhat with a new 1800p target. It looks sharper than the PS5's 1440p target and the size of the VRS blocks is substantially reduced.

This means that the image quality of the PS5 Pro is slightly reduced when compared to the Xbox Series X. The difference in bandwidth is small and would most likely go unnoticed by the untrained eye.

By contrast, PS5 Pro's push to a dynamic 1080p to 4K range with PSSR is a great but less essential upgrade. Looking at the quality mode's frame-rate, it's business as usual on Pro hardware.

PS5 is getting another iconic Xbox release this summer Gears of War Reloaded features 4K resolution visuals, and runs at 120 frames-per-second.

Unless image quality does not matter to the player, it seems like the PS5 version is the better one overall. It is nice that the Xbox Series X version can run Final Fantasy 16 at a consistent 60 ...