Epic Games CEO, Tim Sweeney, has said that the PlayStation 5?s recent Unreal Engine 5 demo was the result of ?years of discussions? between Sony and Epic on the future of graphics and storage architectures. Over on Twitter, Sweeney promised the Nanite and Lumen tech will not only be fully supported but will also be ?awesome? on both the PS5 and Xbox Series X.
In a subsequent tweet, he clarified that this applies to high-end PCs as well. However, Unreal Engine 5 will also offer cross-gen support as it comes with features that can allow developers to scale content down for current-gen platforms using ?traditional rendering and lighting techniques.? Sweeney later joked that Commodore 64 won?t be supported.

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