It’s worth pointing out that Dragon’s Dogma 2 now utilises Sony’s upgraded PSSR upscaler. which has no doubt helped in making the game run as smoothly as possible on PS5 Pro, without sacrificing visual clarity.<\/p>\n
And if you don’t have a display capable of VRR and high refresh rates, you can still hit a buttery smooth 60fps with ray tracing on the Pro. You basically can’t go wrong on the more expensive console.<\/p>\n
While the title’s frame rate woes never rendered it unplayable, they could be frustratingly frequent, and in busy areas, they could make the adventure appear extremely choppy.<\/p>\n
Previous updates did improve performance in general, but you could tell that underlying issues with Capcom’s RE Engine were holding the experience back.<\/p>\n
So when the developer managed to straighten out Monster Hunter Wilds’<\/a> performance issues, I did wonder whether Dragon’s Dogma 2 would eventually get the same treatment.<\/p>\n In short, then, Capcom’s engineers have worked a minor miracle here, even if it has taken two and half years to get to this point. Better late than never!<\/p>\n