It seems that one of the PS4 games that do not support the PS5 console will receive an urgent update!
It seems that one of the PS4 games that does not support the PS5 console will receive an urgent update
In the past few days, there have been repeated media announcements from Sony through an independent FAQ page about the titles that will be available between the PlayStation 4 and the upcoming PlayStation 5 console through the compatibility feature. The Japanese company tried to provide users with details about it through this page, giving insight into the operating system of these games and the titles that will not support the upcoming PlayStation 5 console.
We were introduced to a very short list that reveals the games that will not successfully transfer to the upcoming PlayStation 5 console, including a title on the PlayStation VR headset, and it was about the game DWVR that resurfaced recently when the studio and publisher Mad Triangles spoke about it, confirming that the game will indeed support the console in the near future. They are unsure if they will be able to transfer it before the console’s launch, as it will require an update to work on the upcoming PlayStation 5 platform.
They also confirmed that they will try to utilize the Game Boost mode in the PlayStation 5 to take full advantage of the console’s power, both in terms of processing and graphics quality. However, they also mentioned the need for some time to work on various experiments before ensuring the safety of the new update, hoping to launch it in the near future. This is what we can expect from most games that have not been approved, as many developers will try to transfer the games to the upcoming PlayStation 5 console and take advantage of the amazing technical specifications it offers, including very fast loading times.
The development team, through additional details, stated that they do not know why the game does not support Sony’s upcoming PlayStation 5 console since it was developed using the Unreal Engine graphics engine, and several titles designed using it work on the console without any problems. It is great to see even unknown studios trying to work on their games to benefit from the compatibility feature on the PlayStation 5 console, especially considering the very short list. Regards.
