Nov 17, 2016 08:02 AM EST By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Many potential buyers of Sony's PlayStation 4 Pro may be curious about whether the gaming system can deliver any tangible benefits beyond a visual upgrade. Even so, as the "Gran Turismo Sport" and the shooter video game "Battlefield 1" runs on the PS4 Pro, the console totally delivers a marked improvement.

Reports are springing up one after the other that the upcoming racing video game, "Gran Turismo Sport," appears to be really nice when played on a PS4 Pro. Even better compared to the standard PS4 version, according to The Sixth Axis.

Polyphony Digital president Kazunori Yamauchi, stated that he thinks the world of 4K and 60 FPS is high on PS4 Pro for the video game industry, and a gaming system to be able to provide that sort of quality is something special. Yamauchi also said that all the cars, in terms of the detail improvements, in the upcoming racing video game look fantastic in 4K. In spite of that, if a person look at it from HDR and wide color, about 11 percent of the vehicles in the real world is not good enough into the standard color space that was possible in games.

On the other hand, when EA's latest first-person shooter video game was played on Sony's latest gaming system, the console provides a performance advantage on "Battlefield 1" compared to the standard PS4. The PS4 Pro potentially offers a gameplay advantage to users of the world's most powerful gaming system, Euro Gamer has learned.

Furthermore, Digital Foundry, the gaming industry's foremost authority on gaming performance and PC hardware, previously examined the impact of the PS4 Pro on the campaign of "Battlefield 1." They found out that the PlayStation 4 Pro provides a huge boost to the overall image quality, in which the console brings fidelity up to a midpoint between the current gaming systems and the high-end PC experience, PolyGon reported.

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