The PS5 Pro is set to enhance several games when it launches in November. One such game is No Man’s Sky. The console upgrade’s advanced ray tracing, larger GPU, and AI upscaling aims to provide the best way to explore Hello Games’ seemingly infinite universe.

The PS5 Pro may have turned heads for its hefty price tag, but ahead of its launch next month, one No Man's Sky developer says it "absolutely rocks" – and that's coming from an "engine programmer who has been through all the PS iterations" from the start.

According to Martin Griffiths, the Engine Programmer at No Man’s Sky developer Hello Games, the PS5 Pro “absolutely rocks”. In a post on X (or Twitter), he explained that he

Like any elusive product drop, the PS5 Pro has seen some outrageous secondary market prices. Scalpers have listed the enhanced console above $1000, about $300 more than its MSRP. Worse is the 30th Anniversary edition,

Sony introduces restrictions for PS5 Pro 30th Anniversary Edition pre-orders in Japan to combat scalpers and give genuine buyers a fair shot.

Sony Japan is restricting PS5 Pro 30th Anniversary Edition preorders to those with 30 hours of run-time on their PSN accounts.