Spider-Man Remastered Adds AMD FSR 3.1 and Updates XeSS to 1.3

Nixxes has shipped a notable image-quality and performance patch for Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered, centered on two upscaling upgrades developed in collaboration with their respective hardware partners.

What changed

AMD FSR 3.1

• Frame generation is now available and works alongside any upscaling method supported by the player's GPU — not just FSR upscaling.
• Upscaling quality has been improved over the previous FSR implementation.
• A new Native AA mode applies high-quality anti-aliasing without any resolution upscaling. To access it, set Upscaling Method to Off and select AMD FSR 3 Native AA from the anti-aliasing options; it can be paired with or without frame generation.
• FSR 3.1 is compatible with AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA graphics cards.

Intel XeSS updated to version 1.3

• Image quality improvements to upscaling.
• Additional quality preset options.
• A new XeSS Native AA option, mirroring the approach introduced with FSR 3.1.

Other fixes

• The game can now be launched from the launcher using a controller.
• Unspecified stability improvements.

Players who encounter problems can revert to the prior build via Steam's Properties → Betas → Previous_Version dropdown.

The practical upshot: owners of mid-range and higher GPUs across all three major vendors gain more flexibility in trading resolution for framerate — or forgoing upscaling entirely in favor of cleaner anti-aliasing at native resolution.