Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 now has a QSSR upscaling update on PlayStation 5, and it is live now. Insomniac Games said the change lets players see sharper details and more stable images in both Fidelity and Performance modes.
That makes the game the first clear live rollout in PlayStation’s latest push to bring Quick Spectral Super Resolution to more titles. QSSR is an AI-guided upscaling system built on the same foundation as PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution on PS5 Pro, and it is meant to improve edge quality, image stability, and overall visual clarity on the console players already own.
Mike Fitzgerald said the studio moved Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 onto QSSR after seeing strong results with Marvel’s Wolverine. He said the team wanted players to swing back into the 2023 game and notice the difference right away, especially in the balance between image sharpness and stable performance. For a game that already leans hard on fast movement and dense city detail, that matters more than a simple visual tune-up.
The update also lands in the middle of a broader rollout that is not moving at the same pace for every game. Remedy Entertainment said Control Resonant will get its QSSR update in December, while Embark Studios said QSSR is coming soon to ARC Raiders and The Finals. The No Man’s Sky team said to look for QSSR in the next few weeks, and Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is also listed as featuring QSSR upscaling.
That staggered timing is the part players should watch. Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 already has the update in hand, but other announced games are still waiting their turn, which means PlayStation’s latest image-upgrade push is rolling out in pieces rather than as one clean wave. For now, the immediate test case is Insomniac’s 2023 release, and the next checkpoint is December, when Control Resonant is set to follow.
