Spider-Man: Miles Morales Ray-Tracing Comparison After New Update

Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales has received an update that has improved its reflections when using the ray-tracing performance mode on PS5.

[shadowT]

great game!

[ToddlerBrain]

Insomniac!!! Making the best looking games look better.

[Jin_Sakai]

Can’t tell much of a difference by looking on my phone.

[IanTH]

I think it might be down to how much is being reflected. In at least the 1st two cases, you can see cars in the post patch picture where none are present in the pre-patch. The quality of the reflections, on the face of it, look pretty similar, so I'm guessing it's down to improvements to the cutoff point of what is being reflected.

EDIT: then again, I'm now seeing at least 1 taxi in the lower portion of the second shot pre-patch so...yeah, I don't know lol. Maybe this is a case where it is more noticeable on your screen, and screenshots just don't do a resolution bump on reflections justice.

[dmonee]

The difference is the original graphics settings looked pretty good. The new RT enhanced settings, will melt your eyes from their sockets like a jack black guitar solo!!!!

[Christopher]

The one with the American Flag probably shows the best, but there's a slight bit more detail in the RT reflections.

Honestly, I'm going to assume this is work they are doing to put towards the next game in two years or so.

[Latex74]

When I have a few hours spare may give it ago again 2 should do it lol

[Om4ever]

Impossible to tell the difference... Useless patch

[Duke19]

This is probably more of a testament to how pretty the base game is, but I really dont notice any sweeping changes with Ray Tracing in those shots.

Almost feel like they just didn't find good areas to showcase in a screenshot

[StoneyYoshi]

Yeah here is a crap comparison using screenshots in the darkest areas possible.... Enjoy!

[specialguest]

Almost zero differences. All of the images looks exactly the same

[VariantAEC]

The resolution of the RT reflections were improved to full resolution via checkerboard resolution. That's my take away with the screenshots.