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PS5 Backwards Compatibility: All PS4 games with benefits
- Thread starter Liabe Brave
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Not yet, but I don't mind fiddling with the PS5 settings to get one shared up to YouTube shortly!
Going to quote myself for a new page. Can someone check the audio of b\c through headphones please?
Oof, signing into YouTube to share it from the PS5 brought up a browser (already odd) and then after signing in the accounts.google.com page says "Couldn't sign you in. This browser or app may not be secure."
Anyone know a way around this on PS5?
Edit: I solved this by linking my PSN and YouTube account by using a PS4... not a great solution, but it worked!
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That's good news. I loved the game but it sure had FPS/screen tear issues out the ass when I played it!
oof yeah its really flickery, just like Syndicate. Instead of the lighting though, it's the UI and textures. I completed it so many times so I'll sadly have to skip another playthrough on PS5.
Such a shame, I doubt Sony could or would fix PS2 games. Thanks for the video.
Gravity Rush 2, Bloodborne and The Last Guardian all need a patch. It should be a no brainer.
Skater XL definitely runs at better frame rates, not sure what resolution or FPS, but I play this a lot on my Pro and it's way smoother now, no more dips when turning, lol
I believe it was having compatibility issues before the patch.
No, not my beloved Ape Escape! Had just reinstalled it on PS4 for a replay too :(
Aha - that'll be why I found it unplayable! Good to know, and delighted it's fixed.
I really hope they patch it so that dynamic 4k is in while keeping a rock-solid 60, that'd be terrific!
Can BC games be patched to use some of the advanced haptics and, more importantly, the adaptive triggers on the DualSense? My gut feeling is "no", but it's hard to find concise, reliable information.
It'll still make you cry like an anime-fan on prom night.
uninstall em or put them on an external? Not like you need all three at once lol
True but if they are on the external, they aren't going to run as fast with that sexy SSD load speed. I suppose I will hold off on FF7r until they announce the dlc (if that is indeed coming). I have been waiting for a faster FFXV for years and no more of those ridiculous load times.
It's true...Dreams is basically unrestrained on PS5, and it hasn't even been properly patched :,)
Is there any GoT PS5 footage around? I'm just curious about the loading times, or rather, lack thereof.
Hard drive only affects load speeds.
Performance will be boosted regardless of where the game is installed
My PS5 thread, for native and upgraded PS5 games is now up, you can find here: PS5 Games Tech Details - Resolution, Frame Rate, Ray Tracing, and more
I can confirm that Ys IX - a game that had absolutely terrible performance on PS4 - is now a locked (I assume) 1080p/60 on PS5.
Yes, it can. But for now just 2 BC games (GoW and TLoU II) are using DualSense features, you can check the source here.
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The same was true for PS4 Pro as well, though. But if I remember correctly, about 100-150 games released before Pro came out were patched to support it. (All Pro versions are free of charge.) That's still a small percentage, but as an absolute number it's not tiny.
No, it likely doesn't have much to do with being a PS2 re-release. Ape Escape 2 just happens to be one of the ~130 games listed as merely "Bootable" by Sony. The other PS2 games on the list are Manhunt, Metal Slug Anthology, Okage, Primal, and Star Ocean: Till the End of Time. The remaining ~50 PS2 rereleases are listed as "Compatible" and will probably be fine.
I don't suppose by chance you know of any footage showing the later patched game on Pro? Most videos don't have that info. It definitely ran worse to begin with, I did the framerate analysis myself.
According to the one report I've seen, it runs very similarly to the main game. I didn't list it separately because the impressions were pretty brief.
It's in the OP.
Yes. For backwards compatible games, whether you use a HDD or SSD is the main switch for loading improvements. External SSD versus internal SSD has much less of an effect. All PS4 games seem to load faster on PS5, but with a standard drive the benefit is much smaller.
According to this Gamesradar article, there's at least two PS4 games that already support DualSense, including the trigger feedback. I haven't put this in the FAQ yet in case they're just misinterpreting the feel of VCA rumble versus the old kind. I want to wait on further reports to confirm. Their detailed impressions suggest it's real, though.
Thanks everyone for your input! It would be very helpful if any of you could post some 60fps footage somewhere that I could analyze. That way I can potentially figure out details about the improvements. Thanks in advance!
Congratulations, and thank you!
Could someone test an unpatched copy of Resident Evil Revelations 2 and see if it hits 60 fps without issues? :)
Sure, but I'm still interested in how the PS5 handles it specifically because it was so poorly optimised.
Sure, but I'm still interested in how the PS5 handles it specifically because it was so poorly optimised.
Very strange; I wonder what those select PS2 titles are doing that doesn't agree with the PS5, but glad most of them seem to work.
Either way, thanks so much for the work you put into this thread! I purchased over a dozen cheap PS4 games in the last week due to how impressive the BC implementation is!
Still reason to replay https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nm...of-war-support-dualsense-features-2814710?amp
Looks like a spiderman style remaster maybe coming along side with fraction MP in a bundle.
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