Sony Interactive Entertainment and Guerrilla Games have both shard new details and screenshots for Horizon: Zero Dawn.

The new details cover the game’s PlayStation 4 Pro enhancements, like its higher resolution, better image quality, and more.

Featured above as well as below, you can view some new high resolution screenshots for the game:

Here’s a rundown for how PlayStation 4 Pro owners can expect the game to perform, via the PlayStation Blog:

• Far better image quality for players who own standard 1080p HDTVs. This includes supersampling, a high-quality anti-aliasing technique that lets the game internally render at a higher resolution (close to 4K) before shrinking it down to the final 1080p resolution. This results in more detail, including smoother edges and a more stable image.
• Shadow maps and antisotropic filtering quality enhancements. This technique increases the quality of texture sampling, resulting in more detailed environment textures.
• Output at a much higher resolution for players who own 4K TVs. It is rendered at 2160p checkerboard. You’ll notice subtle details such as the stitching on Aloy’s outfit, individual leaves and branches swaying in the wind, kilometers away in the distance, and more detail in the machines and NPCs.
• High-dynamic range support, which enhances the range of colors that are displayed.

Horizon: Zero Dawn is launching for PlayStation 4 on February 28th, while the PlayStation 4 Pro is launching on November 10th.