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One of the best PS5 launch exclusives has surprise dropped a new update to add support for the console’s latest feature. Players will recall that Sony added a Power Saver function in a recent firmware update. Bluepoint Games’ Demon’s Souls remake now supports the feature.
Sony didn’t release patch notes for Demon’s Souls update 1.007.000, but players were quick to notice what’s new. Over on ResetEra, a player posted screenshots of the in-game menu screen as well as the game itself.
In the Power Saver mode, Demon’s Souls runs at 30 frames per second at a lower resolution. The screenshots can be viewed here.
Those who want to test the Power Saver function have to enable it via the PS5 system menu using the following steps:
Go to Settings > System > Power Saving > Use Power Saver.
It has been rumored that this feature is preparing PS5 games for an upcoming PlayStation handheld that will be part of the PS6 generation. Reliable insiders have said that the handheld will run both PS5 and PS4 games.
Worth noting that PS5’s Power Saver function was leaked well before Sony announced it, which adds more weight to said rumors.
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