Sony lists the PlayStation 4 games that won't work with PlayStation 5 - maiwhoun1971

Sony has released more details on the PlayStation 5's backward compatability with the PlayStation 4, including a list of games that definitely won't make with the new console when information technology launches this November.

The information comes from a new post happening the PlayStation Reenforcement website (spotted by Eurogamer) and the good news is that the PlayStation 5 has kept to their late quarry of ensuring "over 4000" PlayStation 4 games will work on the soothe at launch with a couple of exceptions.

Futhermore, select PS4 games will benefit from something being called "Spirited Boost" which the article says leave offer some games a boost in couc rate. Of naturally, just about games may let in PS4 features that may not work with PlayStation 5, and so Sony reccomends that you should try and boot and free rein your games before buying any add-ons to ensure you're happy with the carrying into action in case they "exhibit errors Beaver State unexpected behavior".

The ten PlayStation 4 games that South Korean won't work on the PS5 are as follows:

DWVR
Afro Samurai 2 Revenge of Kuma Volume One
TT Isle of Man – Ride on the Edge 2
Righteous Deal With IT!
Shadow Complex Remastered
Robinson: The Journey
We Sing
Hitman Go: Definitive Edition
Shadwen
Joe's Dining car

Thankfully, the list doesn't really have some major casualties, although information technology's a shame the excellent Shadow Complex Remastered won't create IT to the next gen. The PlayStation 5 also won't support specific PlayStation 4 features, including PS4 Tournaments, In-Game Live and the PS4 Indorse Screen door app.

It's also worth noting that the Share menu also cannot be displayed spell playing a PS4 game on the PlayStation 5, but the backup clause also has a handy list of shortcuts you can still utilisation should you want to capture your gameplay.

The PlayStation 5 is set for launch connected November 12 in the U.S.A, Canada, United Mexican States, Japan, Australia, Parvenu Zealand and South Korea and November 19 for the Rest of the World including the UK.