The new generation game consoles have recently been released. The biggest weakness of these devices, which are quite impressive in terms of hardware, is the number of games they support. However, according to the latest information, this situation is changing. The prospect of PS3 games coming to PS5 has fueled the flames of backward compatibility rumors.
The fact that players detected PS3 games with a certain price tag, not the PlayStation Now (Sony’s cloud gaming and subscription system) logo, was interpreted as another huge signal that things are really about to change for Sony. Here are the details…
Sony brings backward compatibility to PS5
The source of the allegations comes from a screen recording showing old games in the PS5 store. However, it is not yet known whether the leaks in question are a software error. The news itself came just after reports that retailers in the UK would be removing PlayStation Now cards from sale. Similarly, reports have emerged in the US that PS Now cards have been removed.
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Not coincidentally, a PlayStation Game Pass competitor—codenamed Spartacus—was reportedly announced last month to combine PS Plus and PS Now, to be released in the spring of 2022.
While PlayStation Now is similar to Xbox Game Pass in that players get immediate access to a variety of games to play, PS Now fails to follow through on Xbox Game Pass’s promise to release first-party games on the day they go on sale. In addition, players need to purchase a PS Plus subscription to play online games and use various games each month.
Rumor has it that Sony’s new service will offer a three-tier service: the first tier will offer existing PS Plus benefits, the second will feature PS4 and eventually PS5 titles, and the latter will feature expanded demos, gameplay streams and a library of classic PS1, PS2, PS3 and PSP titles. will provide access.
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