From what I'm seeing, most PlayStation 4 gamers would like steady 1080p 60FPS in all their games rather than upgraded 4K visuals. I really hope to see more developers follow in Crystal Dynamics' footsteps and embrace both 1080p 60FPS and 4K support on PS4 Pro supported games. Then you get to the vistas, these long horizons and sunsets, and you say, 'Let's go to 4K.' You can play with these things depending on your mood.' The night time scenes benefit from a little extra lighting. 'You can pause right now and say, 'I want to do high framerate.' Go through combat smoothly and then you get to a nice valley, so you switch over to enhanced visuals for a great sense of depth. Gamers will be able to switch between these modes at any time, provided they have the required displays. Crystal Dynamics has confirmed that Rise of the Tomb Raider will have three different modes on PS4 Pro: High Framerate Mode that targets 1080p 60FPS (won't always hit 60FPS, but stays consistently north of 45FPS), 4K 30FPS with HDR support, and an Enhanced Visuals mode that's capped at 30FPS in 1080p but enables tons of effects like boosted lighting, high shadow details, and high-fidelity reflections. Rise of the Tomb Raider, however, will get the best of both worlds: better frame rates and 4K visuals. So that means not every PS4 Pro upgraded game will support 60FPS for 1080p HDTV owners, as developers have been told to prioritize 4K HDR support. There's only one caveat: it's up to developers to make the most of the hardware, and they get to choose what upgrades to apply. Old PS4 games can be updated with Forward Compatibility patches to enable 4K HDR and 1080p 60FPS, too. Thanks to the PS4 Pro's new Polaris-grade GPU, the console can upscale games to 4K resolution with HDR support, enable native 1080p 60FPS, and significantly boost performance and visuals for both 1080p HDTV and 4K UHDTV owners.

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