Former PlayStation Indies lead says the PS5 ‘has made almost every game a better game’ but suggests graphics have hit a point where you can’t tell the difference anymore and Sony can’t keep “increasing the graphics power” with new consoles

• Former PlayStation Indies chief Shuhei Yoshida has said that Sony cannot continue to “increase the graphical power” of its consoles.
• Yoshida says the graphics have reached a point where you can't tell the difference between some features
• He adds that the PS5 is an “amazing system” and believes the introduction of the SSD “was almost a miracle.”

This was stated by the former head of PlayStation Indies, Shuhei Yoshida. Sony can't continue to “increase the graphical power” of its consoles, suggesting that today's technology has reached a point where you can't tell the difference between hardware capabilities.

In the latest issue of Skill Up's Podcast “Friends in a Second”Yoshida explained that it had gotten to the point where people couldn't tell the difference between the frame rate or whether the game was using ray tracing, saying the graphics had reached a stalemate.