Do you think ms has its first party developers working on bc testing?
Pretty sure if you work for a game studio you never go home anymore.
www.engadget.com
We hope not, if they are hiding or trying to mislead us, it will be very bad.
Mhm, the Kinect had a hardware reservation on the Xbox One. I don't know if it still persists today or if it was made smaller but it had an impact on development. Kinect ain't comin' back, use yours like a webcam for Zoom calls!
Very much doubt there will be any Kinect support.
They just copied what is in the Blog post.engadged article about this matter
Ubisoft pulls post about PS4 games not working on PS5, cites 'inaccuracies' (updated)
Ubisoft pulled a blog post that listed several PS4-era games that it said may not run properly on the PS5.
Be honest, you know one of your first BC comparison video will be Crysis, lol.
engadged article about this matter
Ubisoft pulls post about PS4 games not working on PS5, cites 'inaccuracies' (updated)
Ubisoft pulled a blog post that listed several PS4-era games that it said may not run properly on the PS5.
I pretty sure in their announcement article they directly mention some games might have issues.
I really hope this isn't true. I'm getting boned hard here if this is the end result LOLOLOL. This is what I mean. My Assassin's Creed purchase history since 2014.
The ONLY Time I step out, hahaha. I hope it gets fixed.
There's always been exceptions, there's PS1 games that don't play on PS2 even. The concerning part is Sony not being upfront/totally accurate about it.
Thers nothing shady about it. Sony warned some games might run with errors. This ubisoft list are probably games that run with errors.
import requests
import urllib
if __name__ == '__main__':
#go here: https://library.playstation.com/recently-purchased?smcid=web-store%3Aen-us%3Aweb-toolbar-my-playstation%3Agame%20library
#in dev tools should see a get to something like:
#https://web.np.playstation.com/api/graphql/v1/op?operationName=backwardCompatibility...
#copy the cookies here:
cookies = 'cookies go here'
cookies = cookies.split(';')
cookies = [c.split('=') for c in cookies]
cookies ={c[0]:c[1] for c in cookies}
session = requests.Session()
#Copy that https://web.np.playstation.com/api/graphql/v1/op?operationName=backwardCompatibility... link from above
#and replace the title ids list after 'variables=' with {}, leave the other params (extensions, version, persistedQuery, etc..)
url = 'https://web.np.playstation.com/api/graphql/v1/op?operationName=backwardCompatibility&variables={}&extensions=%7B%22persistedQuery%22%3A%7B%22version%22%3A1%2C%22sha256Hash%22%3A%22hashgoeshere%22%7D%7D'
bootables = []
#I'm doing this in 250 title chunks at a time, only did first 1000 to test.
for i in range(1, 1000, 250):
ids = ['CUSA{}'.format(str(j).rjust(5, '0')) for j in range(i, i+250)]
titleIds = '{{"titleIds":"{}"}}'.format(','.join(ids))
urlWithIds = url.format(urllib.parse.quote(titleIds))
r = session.get(urlWithIds, cookies=cookies)
j = r.json()
data = j['data']['backwardsCompatibilityRetrieve']['titleBackwardsCompatibilityList']
for title in data:
if title['category'] == 'BOOTABLE':
bootables.append(title['titleId'])
#https://ps4database.io can give the title from the title id
#note that requests are limited to 500/hr
names = []
for b in bootables:
try:
r = session.get('https://ps4database.io/dataApi?id={}_00&env=NP&method=meta'.format(b))
j = r.json()
name = j['names'][0]['name']
names.append(name)
except Exception:
print('could not get data for {}'.format(b))
continue
#There are different title ids per region remove duplicates
names = set(names)
names = sorted(names, key=lambda x: x.lower())
#write to file
with open('bootableTitles.txt', 'w', encoding='utf-16') as f:
f.write('\n'.join(names))