The topic of PlayStation 5 backwards compatibility with PS3 games returns to the center of the community debate with the latest previews shared by the well-known insider Shpeshal Nick from the microphones of the XboxEra podcast.
During the last episode of the podcast, Nick Baker piqued the curiosity of PlayStation players by reporting, in fact, that he had “received some new rumors regarding the work that Sony is carrying out introduce backwards compatibility of PlayStation 5 with a selection of PS3 video games. According to what I heard from my sources, it seems that Sony is making an effort to ensure that some PlayStation 3 games run correctly on PS5 hardware via an emulation system not too different from the one adopted to run other titles on PS5 in backwards compatibility. different platforms, for example as done by Microsoft with old Xbox One or Xbox 360 games”.
If Shpeshal Nick is to be believed, therefore, Sony designers would be trying to make some PlayStation 3 video games backwards compatible (let’s assume the first party exclusives and the most important titles in the PS3 catalogue) to allow them to be used on all PlayStation 5 models currently on the market.
Again based on the previews obtained from the ‘deep throats’ of Nick Baker, Sony would be willing to launch some of these titles in the PlayStation Plus game library (presumably only for users enrolled in the Extra or Premium tiers) and allow the purchase of individual backwards compatible video games on the PS Store. While waiting to understand what’s cooking around Sony, we leave you with our summary of the State of Play announcements at the end of May, from Astro Bot to Silent Hill 2 via Concord.
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