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Why not? I would love it there was one as some games could use a bump in visuals and a more stable framerate. Just look at examples like ghost. Imwe got the downgraded version on ps4 but on ps5 theres a possibility of getting what we saw at reveal. The same can be said for last of us 2 and many others. Don't forget not everyone has all consoles like me and u lol
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| OneTime said: Is anyone really buying a PS5 to play PS4 games? Backward compatibility is largely driven by what hardware upgrades a console gets. PS4 and PS5 both contain standard PC parts: an x64 processor with AMD GPU, so you can do backward compatibility fairly easily. The PS3 had a custom IBM Cell processor so it couldn't. From a consumer's perspective, if you already have a PS4 then you don't need PS5 to play PS4 games. When you upgrade, you probably want to play PS5 games anyway. If you want to sell your PS4 for money, you'll need to include a pile of games to make it worthwhile. So backwards compatibility actually doesn't actually matter much more than a advertising checkbox if you think through it... |
