PS5 architect Mark Cerny is preparing for "the next generation of consoles" but doesn't expect to talk about hardware for a few years

PS5 Pro reveal from trailer — (Image credit: Sony)

Sorry PlayStation fans, but the PS5's lead architect, Mark Cerny, doesn't expect to have any news on the PS6 for some years yet. We should, however, be getting upgrades to the PS5 Pro next year.

On future hardware, Cerny says in a new interview with Tom's Guide: "What I'm trying to do is prepare for the next generation of consoles, so my time-frame is multi-year here."

This process has been fruitful according to Cerny and AMD executive Jack Huynh. "Mark makes us a better company," says Huynh. "We push each other." And while PSSR won't be coming to the PS5 as it doesn't have the hardware to run it, Cerny does have some good news for PS5 owners, too. Sony is "in the process of implementing) FSR (FidelityFX Super Resolution), a competitor to Nvidia's DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) on the console.

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