PlayStation
PlayStation
First off: thank you.
Looking back on the last two years since we started working on , and the last (the anniversary is on the 22nd of this month, actually!), I’m filled with all kinds of emotions, but one most of all: gratitude.
Gratitude to all our long-time fans for spreading the word about the original Rez all these years and making this new re-mastered version possible in the first place; gratitude to our development partners at Monstars and Resonair, who blew away even my expectations in bringing to life; gratitude to Sony for believing in our vision for Rez Infinite and supporting us from the start (including our crazy idea to put me !); And gratitude to everyone who ordered our via our friends at iam8bit (coming soon!).
But of course I’m most grateful to all of you who’ve tried out Rez Infinite for yourself! The is better than we could have ever hoped for, and continuing to see people’s is my favorite part of each day. Seeing so many heartfelt, emotional reactions from players of all types—fans old and new, those playing on PS4 and those playing on PS VR, whether trying out classic Rez or playing the new content of Area X—is exactly why we started this journey in the first place. And that journey isn’t over yet.
One of the goals behind this new version of Rez—and a big reason why we added “Infinite” to the name—is we wanted current and future gamers to be able to enjoy Rez. Which is why I’m proud to formally announce support for Sony’s latest hardware, PS4 Pro.
All the images on the page were captured directly from PS4 Pro hardware. Click through to see them at full 4K resolution.
The benefits you’ll see in Rez Infinite on your PS4 Pro depend on your home setup, but, for example, those of you lucky enough to own a 4K-capable display can enjoy both classic Rez and Area X in stunning 3840 x 2160 resolution; that’s right – the entire game runs in native 4K!
We zoomed way in here to show how the increased resolution (standard PS4 left, PS4 Pro on the right) means smoother color gradients.
From classic Rez’s simple shapes and stark lines to all the thousands of tiny particles that make up everything in Area X, this increased resolution brings a sharpness and crisp clarity that really adds to the experience. (In fact, the first time we saw Rez Infinite running on a PS4 Pro at 4K here at Enhance Games, a big group of us spontaneously gathered around to gape at it, even though we’d all been seeing those same levels running on a normal PS4 everyday for months!)
Similarly, those of you who have PS VR hooked up to your PS4 Pro might notice Area X looking a little different than you’re used to—that’s because the image being passed along to each of your eyes is being rendered at a higher resolution (1920 x 1080, instead of 1440 x 810 on a standard PS4), before being passed to the PS VR headset. Even though the final resolution it’s displayed at on the headset in the same either way, the extra rendering from the PS4 Pro makes a difference: each particle looks a little more clear, a little more solid, adding up to objects and enemies that look more distinct and “real,” whether close-up or at a distance.
Of course you don’t need a PS4 Pro, or even PS VR, to enjoy Rez Infinite. But if you do decide to buy either or both, now or in the future, there’s nothing else to buy or even download to get these benefits for Rez Infinite—all of this is included right there in the current version.
Think of it as our way of saying “thanks.” Again.
Looking back on the last two years since we started working on , and the last (the anniversary is on the 22nd of this month, actually!), I’m filled with all kinds of emotions, but one most of all: gratitude.
Gratitude to all our long-time fans for spreading the word about the original Rez all these years and making this new re-mastered version possible in the first place; gratitude to our development partners at Monstars and Resonair, who blew away even my expectations in bringing to life; gratitude to Sony for believing in our vision for Rez Infinite and supporting us from the start (including our crazy idea to put me !); And gratitude to everyone who ordered our via our friends at iam8bit (coming soon!).
But of course I’m most grateful to all of you who’ve tried out Rez Infinite for yourself! The is better than we could have ever hoped for, and continuing to see people’s is my favorite part of each day. Seeing so many heartfelt, emotional reactions from players of all types—fans old and new, those playing on PS4 and those playing on PS VR, whether trying out classic Rez or playing the new content of Area X—is exactly why we started this journey in the first place. And that journey isn’t over yet.
One of the goals behind this new version of Rez—and a big reason why we added “Infinite” to the name—is we wanted current and future gamers to be able to enjoy Rez. Which is why I’m proud to formally announce support for Sony’s latest hardware, PS4 Pro.
All the images on the page were captured directly from PS4 Pro hardware. Click through to see them at full 4K resolution.
The benefits you’ll see in Rez Infinite on your PS4 Pro depend on your home setup, but, for example, those of you lucky enough to own a 4K-capable display can enjoy both classic Rez and Area X in stunning 3840 x 2160 resolution; that’s right – the entire game runs in native 4K!
We zoomed way in here to show how the increased resolution (standard PS4 left, PS4 Pro on the right) means smoother color gradients.
From classic Rez’s simple shapes and stark lines to all the thousands of tiny particles that make up everything in Area X, this increased resolution brings a sharpness and crisp clarity that really adds to the experience. (In fact, the first time we saw Rez Infinite running on a PS4 Pro at 4K here at Enhance Games, a big group of us spontaneously gathered around to gape at it, even though we’d all been seeing those same levels running on a normal PS4 everyday for months!)
Similarly, those of you who have PS VR hooked up to your PS4 Pro might notice Area X looking a little different than you’re used to—that’s because the image being passed along to each of your eyes is being rendered at a higher resolution (1920 x 1080, instead of 1440 x 810 on a standard PS4), before being passed to the PS VR headset. Even though the final resolution it’s displayed at on the headset in the same either way, the extra rendering from the PS4 Pro makes a difference: each particle looks a little more clear, a little more solid, adding up to objects and enemies that look more distinct and “real,” whether close-up or at a distance.
Of course you don’t need a PS4 Pro, or even PS VR, to enjoy Rez Infinite. But if you do decide to buy either or both, now or in the future, there’s nothing else to buy or even download to get these benefits for Rez Infinite—all of this is included right there in the current version.
Think of it as our way of saying “thanks.” Again.