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Control’s Console Update 1.30 Lands October 6, Adds Hideo Kojima Mission and Unlock Frame Rate Setting

PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series players will receive Control update 1.30 on October 6, which will introduce a new mission narrated by Hideo Kojima, unlock pre-order outfits for everyone, and include several graphical upgrades, including an Unlock Frame Rate option.

The PS5 download is about 630 MB. The headline addition is Dr. Yoshimi Tokui’s Guided Imagery Experience, which features a Kojima voiceover and becomes playable after collecting the Dr. Tokui Tapes in the Extrasensory Lab of the Research Sector. That mission was previously exclusive to the PlayStation 4 Digital Deluxe edition.

New wardrobe options that were previously available only through pre-orders are now accessible at the Control Point in the Central Executive Sector. Remedy also pushed graphical updates across both console families, with PS5 Pro-specific features listed in the patch notes below.

Patch Notes – Control – 1.30

OUTFITS

The following outfits are now available to all players. The outfits can be accessed and equipped from the Control Point in the Central Executive Sector area.

  • Astral Dive Suit (formerly a pre-order exclusive)
  • Tactical Response Gear (formerly a pre-order exclusive)
  • Urban Response Gear (formerly a pre-order exclusive)

MISSIONS

All players will receive the mission Dr. Yoshimi Tokui’s Guided Imagery Experience, featuring voiceover by Hideo Kojima. The mission is playable when you pick up the Dr Tokui Tapes collectible in the Extrasensory Lab of the Research Sector. (This mission was previously exclusive to the PlayStation 4 Digital Deluxe version of Control.)

GRAPHICS [PLAYSTATION 5]

  • Added a new setting “Unlock Frame Rate”, enjoy!
  • Added VRR and 120Hz display output support for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro, and unlocked the frame rate limitations for Quality and Performance Mode setting
  • Improved Temporal Anti-Aliasing (TAA) quality
  • Added HDR support
  • Updated SDR to 10bit (from 8bit), which reduces visible color banding
  • [PlayStation 5 Pro] Added PSSR (PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution) support. Using PSSR results in smoother edges, improved hair, and vegetation visual quality. Using PSSR can slightly impact performance, so if you would rather have the original “look” of Control, you can disable PSSR in the settings.
  • [PlayStation 5 Pro] Improved Screen Space Reflections in Performance Mode
  • [PlayStation 5 Pro] Updated Texture and Shadow resolution filtering (anisotropic)

GENERAL [PLAYSTATION 5]

  • Fixed grenade projectiles indicators only updating at 30 fps. Now they update properly everywhere they should.
  • Improved the sorting of character and weapon mods

GRAPHICS [XBOX SERIES X|S]

  • Added a new setting “Unlock Frame Rate”, enjoy!
  • Added VRR and 120Hz display output support for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, and unlocked the frame rate limitations for Quality and Performance Mode settings
  • [Xbox Series X] Unlocked the frame rate limitations for Quality and Performance Mode
  • [Xbox Series S] Unlocked the frame rate limitations for Performance Mode settings
  • Improved Temporal Anti Aliasing (TAA) quality
  • Added HDR support
  • Updated SDR to 10bit (from 8bit), which reduces visible color banding

GENERAL [XBOX SERIES X|S]

  • Fixed grenade projectiles indicators only updating at 30 fps. Now they update properly everywhere they should.
  • Improved the sorting of character and weapon mods

Remedy is focused on new projects, including Alan Wake 3 and the Max Payne 1 and 2 remakes, so unless something unexpected happens, you likely won’t see another Control patch right away. If Remedy posts an additional update, check the developer page: Control Ultimate Edition update notes. If the patch affects your setup or you want to explore the settings menus, sound off in the comments and let us know what you notice. Follow us on X and Bluesky for quick updates.

Angel Kicevski

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