Well, this is not what we wanted to hear. Like Yakuza: Like a dragon Confirming that PlayStation 4 Save Data will not move to the upgraded PlayStation 5 version, Jean Park of the Washington Post said that this could be the case for many other current-gen titles for which you can get a free upgrade. . He says he “has heard a lot from different gods that the PS4 won’t work on the PS5. The Xbox Series X looks like it will bring your old save files with you.” It then expands: “It’s not hard about back computing, it’s about PS5 upgrades like Spider-Man: Miles, Yakuza”.
We should make it clear that the quote on PS4 games is aimed at that you will receive a free PS5 update rather than simply being played by backwards compatibility. These include a selection of Watch Dogs Legion, Call of Duty: Black Ps Cold V, R and Cyberpunk 2077. If this proves to be true, it means we will have to start single player games again, even if we go half way. A long campaign. There is no better example than this than Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. The game is released on PS4 just two days before the US launch on PS5 – for those who prefer to buy the current-gen version and then upgrade after a few weeks, is the game to be restarted later? If someone beats Cyberpunk 2077 campaign on PS4 and then wants to play DLC on PS5, what happens there? Surely they will need a full layered character and they will not have access to it.
Again, we insist that the claim is not currently confirmed, but after Yakuza: In the same way that this one Dragon will actually announce for a particular game, we can’t help but be a little worried. Let’s hope Sony has come up with some sort of feature to convert a PS4 Save to a PS5 as this could quickly become a real problem.
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