Sony’s latest update on the PS5 backward compatibility with PS4 games offered a lot of information on this feature, but without giving any indication of the presence of 60fps patches or support for Boost Mode for several exclusive first parties of the current generation of PlayStation consoles.
After having released on the PS Blog and on the pages of Official PlayStation Support the list of PS4 games without backwards compatibility on PS5 and deepened the no less important question of PS4 peripherals supported on PS5, the executives of the Japanese tech giant have left to the individual subsidiaries of the PlayStation Studios the task of confirming the arrival of their games on the next generation of Sony consoles.
Among the many software houses that have “answered the call” it is impossible not to mention Naughty Dog and the SIE Santa Monica studios. The two famous Californian videogame forges have announced the arrival on PS5 of The Last of Us Parte 2, God of War and previous projects launched exclusively on PlayStation 4 over the years, such as Uncharted 4 A Thief’s End The God of War 3 Remastered.
Unlike what the Sucker Punch team did with the announcement of Ghost of Tsushima a 60fps su PS5, however, in the tweets shared by Naughty Dog and SIE Santa Monica there is no reference to graphic patches, updates to increase the framerate or advanced features related to PS5 Boost Mode. In the hope of receiving clarifications in this regard as soon as possible from Sony’s internal development houses, we refer you to our in-depth analysis on PS5 fan and cooling system with the nextgen console teardown analysis coming up on November 19.
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We’re excited to share that all of our PS4 games will be backwards compatible on #PS5, including: The Last of Us Part II, The Last of Us Remastered, Uncharted 4, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, Uncharted 1 – 3, and the Jak series!
More info from @PlayStation: https://t.co/LM96fGqxuh pic.twitter.com/7pN95ZCzPh
— Naughty Dog (@Naughty_Dog) October 9, 2020
Also compatible will be our entire PS4 catalogue of titles from our development partners including Journey, The Order: 1886, Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture, and much more!
— Santa Monica Studio Is Hiring (@SonySantaMonica) October 10, 2020
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