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At the moment, Gran Turismo 7 is listed as a PS5-only game. But comments made last month by Hermen Hulst, the head of PlayStation Studios, raise some uncertainty about a possible cross-gen release. Requiem comes out next year. Most Ubisoft games come out on as many platforms as possible. Not so with Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora.

It stars a cat. Graphics have only grown more realistic in the interim. Update, p. The A. About Kotaku Store. This might explain why a next-gen patch has failed to materialize, though that doesn't make its absence any less frustrating for those still playing Tekken 7 on console today. Persona 5 Royal is tied for the position of the highest-rated non-Rockstar game on the PS4.

With this in mind, it's perhaps a little surprising that a PS5 patch for the game hasn't already been released. That's not to say that there aren't still some benefits of playing the title on Sony's latest system though.

While playing on PlayStation 5, the game loads up in just 4. Even so, a 60 fps patch or one that unlocked the frame rate entirely would take the game to the next level. Persona 5 started life as a PS3 game , after all, so it's not like the PS5 couldn't handle it. Uncharted 4 is a visually stunning game with some of the best storytelling on the PlayStation 4. Unfortunately, however, the single-player campaign is locked to 30 frames per second and this remains the case even when playing the game on the PS5.

In early , an unofficial patch, which could only be installed onto jailbroken consoles, showed that it is possible to play the game on a PS4 at 60 frames per second albeit, at lower resolution. Given the increased processing power of the PS5 though, p 60fps should be possible and would definitely improve the experience. There have been plenty of rumors about an impending next-gen patch for Resident Evil 7 , though, at the time of writing, nothing official has been confirmed.

The last-gen releases already support p at a solid 60 frames per second, so it's perhaps understandable why Capcom doesn't seem to be in too much of a hurry to release a patch. That's not to say that the game doesn't need one though. When compared to the PC port of the game, the PS4 version comes up short in numerous areas.

For one thing, it doesn't support native 4K resolution, and many of the textures are nowhere near as high-quality as the ones found in the PC release. As the sequel to Guerrilla Games' fantastic robotic, post-apocalyptic adventure, it's inherently exciting. Our hero Aloy is back and she's heading to the realms of San Francisco and co in the west of America, facing a new threat - and some old foes.

Elden Ring is the next FromSoftware title and it's the title that's been created as a partnership between the Japanese developer and Game of Thrones author George R. This is a brand new IP and you'll be following a new protagonist, with plenty of excellent creature designs, and of course bosses to boast about later.

Including introducing a horse for the first time, you'll also be able to utilize melee, magic, and ranged combat to use against its giants, fantastical creatures, and other monstrosities. There's also a detailed Livery Editor with improved utility and accessibility, a vast collection of cars, and even the return of some classic circuits.

That means that while this fantasy world will have all the shooty hallmarks of a Borderlands game with added spellcasting, Tiny Tina will have complete control of proceedings and rewrite the rules when she gets bored. At least we can experience the madness with friends with the co-op campaign for up to four players.

Saints Row is taking us back to the beginning of the iconic crime gang with an origin story. You'll be starting out in the city of Santo Ileso, creating the Saints from scratch. It'll be up to you what they'll get up to and how they'll build their empire, leading them once again as the full customisable Boss. It's new faces and new names, but plenty of rival gangs to pick fights with and silliness to engage in - although this is a much more grown-up Saints Row than the dildobat-wielding of old.

There aren't many games that let you play as an adorable little tabby cat, but Stray is one of them. You are lost, alone, and separated from your family, but in order to get back to them you must untangle an ancient mystery in a long-forgotten city.

Thankfully you find a small drone known only as B12, making you not quite alone anymore. Lego and Star Wars is always a winning combination. Being able to play out every single Star Wars movie - from a New Hope to The Last Jedi - in Lego form makes for one delightful adventure, and that's exactly what we're going to get with the Skywalker Saga.

While we've already gotten to experience most of the Star Wars films in the form of Lego games, we'll be able to play out the latest adventures with Rey and the gang, too. We're not sure if the previous games will be tweaked in any way or just remastered, but regardless, they're sure to be just as enjoyable.

Not quite a survival game, but Little Devil Inside will have you fighting for your lite as you embark on missions and journies that question the choices you make. Giant monsters and glowing swords will feature heavily, along with an old man on a toilet, in this mysterious world that spans multiple biomes.

Your task is to build a comprehensive encyclopedia of all phenomenal existence within the world, a bit like a Pokedex but slightly more aggressive creatures.

The pair are heading out on a road trip after discovering letters and notes tucked away in the attic of their home that will lead them to learn more about their family history. We're about to get another adventure with Kratos as the cold winds of Fimbulwinter hit Midgard. With new challenges to face and characters to meet, Kratos and Atreus are said to have some tough choices to make as Ragnarok approaches.