The first patch to Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales has been released. The update is available to download on both the PS4 and PS5, updating the game to the rather long version number v1.002.001.
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Despite being over six years old, Sucker Punch have confirmed that inFamous: Second Son has been enhanced for the PS5. The game is free to download on the PS5 for PlayStation Plus subscribers, as part of the PlayStation Plus Collection.
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The very first public firmware update for the PS5 was released today, 12th November 2020, the day the console launched in a small number of countries including the US, Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and South Korea.
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Psyonix has confirmed that Rocket League will be playable on Xbox Series X|S and PS5 at launch, with significant improvements on all platforms. Your Rocket Pass progress and inventory will transfer to the new consoles with your Epic Games Account.
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The PS5 officially launches today if you live in a select number of countries, including the US, Japan, Canada, Medico, Australia, New Zealand and South Korea. As for the the UK, Europe and Rest of the World, you’ll have to wait another week to get your hands on the next-gen console.
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Sony has just given PS4 owners upgrading to the PS5 another reason to keep the console around. The PS4’s Remote Play functionality has been updated with a new app that will allow the PS4 to remote play PS5 games.
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Insomniac Games has announced that Marvel’s Spider-Man on PS4 will be receiving an update, which will allow players to transfer their saved game to work with Spider-Man Remastered on the PS5. Previously, Insomniac said that cross-gen save was not supported.
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As you may be aware, the Xbox Series X|S consoles launched worldwide today. But to the disappointment to many, Amazon has been experiencing logistical issues worldwide, causing some pre-orders to be delayed. This means that similar issues could affect the PS5 launch this week and next week.
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PS5 games cannot be played from an external USB drive as these are much slower than the internal SSD drive. PS5 games must be stored on the console’s internal ultra-high speed SSD for gameplay. And for the moment, PS5 games cannot be transferred to external drives for storage, either.
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PS5 will support a number of audio formats, including Dolby Digital and Dolby TrueHD. The PS5 does not, however, support Dolby Atmos or Dolby Vision, which will be disappointment to gamers. Sony has clarified that Dolby Atmos is available for Blu-ray movies.
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