Silent Hill 2 studio Bloober Team has acknowledged the problems affecting the game when running on PS5 Pro, stating it's working on a fix. Last month's horror remake is one of a few titles facing graphical flaws when played on Sony's new upgraded console, with reports of reflections constantly flickering on-screen.

The biggest selling point of the PlayStation 5 Pro was its ability to produce unparalleled visuals on a game console, but after almost two weeks of complaints about graphical glitches in games like Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and the Silent Hill 2 remake,

Bloober Team is working to fix the horrid Silent Hill 2 PS5 Pro issues in an upcoming patch for the horror game.

Fans are calling for Konami to patch Silent Hill 2 Remake for PS5 Pro after discovering the game runs noticeable worse on Sony’s new system compared to the standard version of the console.

Bloober Team has said it’s working to fix graphical issues Silent Hill 2 players have been encountering on PlayStation 5 Pro. “Is the team aware of some issues on PS5 Pro?” the studio was asked on X this week. “Game is phenomenal so far btw. Just spreading awareness of graphical issues on PS5 Pro.”

Silent Hill 2 remake players are asking Konami to address the game's technical issues when played on the PlayStation 5 Pro console.

The PS5 Pro is supposed to offer additional graphics modes for enhanced games that allow them to run at a higher frame rates without sacrificing graphical detail, thanks in part to new PSSR upscaling technology.

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