UPDATE (2:45pm EST): We?re aware of the confusion concerning Cerny?s discussion of backwards compatibility. Some online are suggesting he specifically referred to ?boost mode? when making note of the top 100 PS4 games. However, this simply does not appear to be the case. A PlayStation Blog post from Senior VP of Platform Planning & Management, Hideaki Nishino, notes the following,

?we?re excited to confirm that the backwards compatibility features are working well. We recently took a look at the top 100 PS4 titles as ranked by play time, and we?re expecting almost all of them to be playable at launch on PS5. With more than 4000 games published on PS4, we will continue the testing process and expand backwards compatibility coverage over time.
Nishino?s statement implies what we initially reported?about 100 PS4 titles will be backwards compatible at PS5?s launch, while Sony aims to add to the catalogue as time goes on. Clearly, uncertainty pervades this part of the PS5 discussion. We?ll be sure to update our readers as soon as Sony issues a clarification.

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