In a sly little behind-the-scenes update, Sony has made a change to resolve one of the PS5?s most frustrating issues. A new PS5 prompt will now pop up if you mistakenly try to play the PS4 version of a game that has a PS5 upgrade available. The prompt will clearly let you know that you are about the play the PS4 version of the game and ask if you want to switch to the PS5 version instead.
Previously, many players had been mistakenly playing older PS4 versions of games due to some confusion on the PS5 dashboard about which version of the game was installed and selected. PS5 upgrades are often entire new and separate applications, which makes it easy to play a PS4 version via backwards compatibility rather than the proper new-gen enhancement of the game.
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