Some of the best ray-tracing in a game to date
Control is one of a handful of late-era PS4 games that didn’t run so great on the standard console. Unlike the PC version, or even the PS4 Pro, the game couldn’t always keep up with the telekinetic desk-chucking and surreal wall-morphing that’s supposed to occur quickly and seamlessly., a compilation of the game and its DLC available on both PS4 and PS5, adds enhanced fidelity options and DualSense functionality.
From a pure gameplay perspective, the PS5 version will always be better, but there are two small things that might bring you back. First, many games have separate sets of Trophies for PS4 and PS5. Trophies are PlayStation’s cross-generation progression that charts special milestones you hit in every game you play. If you’re a trophy hunter and you want to play a game again earning all the PS5 trophies, you might be compelled to go back.
That's a sad state of affairs.