Sony recently provided a list of ten PlayStation 4 games that aren?t compatible with the PlayStation 5?s backwards compatibility feature, but the developer of one of them has suggested that these games could be patched to work.
As spotted by This Gen Gaming, one of the developers behind DWVR took to Reddit (vblanco) and wrote:

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