The two modes, and resolution boundaries for each, all stays essentially in place on Series X after the patch. Even before this latest patch, Series X offered a performance mode toggle for 60fps gameplay at a dynamic range of 1080p to 1440p, alongside a 1512p-4K quality mode. Meanwhile on the Xbox side the situation proved better. Previously there was only a 60fps, 1200p performance mode on PS5. In reality, there is the sense that the improvements aren't exactly game-changing though - but they're certainly useful, especially on PlayStation 5, where the older patch lacked the ability to tap into a 30fps quality mode. The promise? Higher resolution textures, improved loading times, smoother frame-rates and all round better image quality. This one's all the more fascinating as we've already had a 'back compat plus' patch - though it was not without its issues, so porting it across as a native app should allow the new consoles to unleash more of their potential.

It's a credit to the talents and abilities of game developers that so many last-gen games still hold up today - so why not tap into the extra horsepower of PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles to push visual quality and frame-rates to the next level? And it's all the sweeter if the upgrade is free of course, as is the case with Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.

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