You can play PlayStation 4 games on a PlayStation 5 because the PlayStation 5 is backward compatible with the PlayStation 4.

The PS5 is backward compatible to a limited extent. While you can play PS1, PS2, and PS3 games on PS5, there are caveats to this. So, if you were hoping it’s as easy as just sliding your disc in, ...

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A new PS5 patent that hints towards backward compatibility has been filed by lead system architect Mark Cerny. New @cerny patent sure@sounds like he’s nailed BC for ...

Sony has been surprisingly open about the design of the upcoming PlayStation 5. The company has unveiled new details about its strategy for the platform at a corporate presentation, including ...

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PS5 backwards compatibility only supports PS4 games as of the moment. That doesn't count all of the PS3 and PS2 titles you can play on Sony's new console via their streaming service, PS Now. But ...

We've known for a while that Sony's PS5 backward compatibility policy wasn't going to match Microsoft's, but the company hasn't disclosed many details to-date. Recently posted (and now removed) ...

Gamers have discovered multiple PS3 games on the PS5 storefront, kicking off mass hype for native PS3 backward compatibility on PS5. However our research indicates that this may not be the case. PS3 ...