MANILA, Philippines – The European PlayStation Blog, in a post on Thursday, November 3, announced the PlayStation 4 (PS4) titles that will be optimized for the new-and-improved PS4 Pro. 

The PS4 Pro packs a significant uptick in processing power compared to the standard PS4, able to handle 4K resolution, high dynamic range (HDR) graphics, and faster framerates. Moving forward, all first-party games, meaning those produced by Sony itself, will take advantage of all that extra muscle. Older games can be optimized as well through downloadable updates – if the developer so chooses. (Read: Everything we know so far about the PS4 Pro and PS4 Slim)

According to the PlayStation Blog, 44 titles will make use of the Pro’s enhancements when the console officially comes to market. Here they are:

1. Battlefield 1
2. Battlezone
3. Bound
4. Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3
5. Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare
6. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered
7. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
8. Dishonored 2
9. Driveclub VR
10. EA Sports FIFA 17
11. Firewatch
12. Helldivers
13. Hitman
14. Hustle Kings
15. inFAMOUS First Light
16. inFAMOUS Second Son
17. Knack
18. Mafia III
19. Mantis Burn Racing
20. Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor
21. NBA 2K17
22. Neon Chrome
23. Paragon
24. PlayStation VR Worlds
25. Ratchet & Clank
26. Rez Infinite
27. RIGS Mechanized Combat League
28. Rise Of The Tomb Raider
29. Robinson: The Journey
30. Smite
31. Super Stardust Ultra
32. The Elders Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited
33. The Elders Scrolls: Skyrim Special Edition
34. The Last Of Us Remastered
35. The Last Of Us: Left Behind
36. The Playroom VR
37. Thumper
38. Titanfall 2
39. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End
40. Until Dawn: Rush of Blood
41. Viking Squad
42. Wheels of Aurelia
43. World Of Tanks
44. XCOM 2

Sony also said more games may be given the Pro treatment before the year ends.

The PS4 Pro’s official release date is November 10, 2016. Note though that local availability may be different from other markets, and we’ve reached out to Sony for details regarding this. – Rappler.com