Back in October, an article published by Eurogamer suggested that P.T. would be playable on the PlayStation 5 via backwards compatibility. Writer Wesley Yin-Poole was convinced that it was possible to transfer the game. However, Konami told GamesRadar that ?the content will not be available on the PS Store, so users won?t be able to re-download the content through the backwards compatibility feature to the PS5.? It has now emerged that P.T. was in fact playable on the PS5 but its support was later removed, presumably following a request from Konami but the publisher is batting this one back into Sony?s court.
Folks over at Polygon and GamesRadar both attempted to play P.T. on the PS5 when they received the consoles for review in October, and were successful. However, the demo is no longer playable.
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