Nintendo Switch is a trademark of Nintendo. Microsoft, the Xbox Sphere mark, Series X|S logo, and Xbox Series X|S are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies. "PlayStation Family Mark", "PlayStation", "PS5 Logo", and "PS4 Logo" are registered trademarks or trademarks of Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc. Stubs is a registered trademark or trademark of Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC. It may even say it on the back of the case. It also says it in the game’s FAQ online. And where would the disclaimer be that this version does not support PS5 digital consoles?Įvery PS4 to PS5 disc-based upgrade is like this (every PS3 to PS4 upgrade was also like this). The box even says "PS5 full game download".
The sales description on this was very misleading, and now I have to deal with removing disc from my son's ps4 whenever I want to play on my PS5. It took me 10 minutes of googling this issue to narrow it down to what the problem was.Īgree with you 100%.
If they had been 100% clear on this, i would have bought the same edition digitally and avoided all this confusion. But now i have to take the disc wherever i want to play it. The game is cross-progression, and i wanted to play the digital version at home on the PS5 and the disc version on the PS4 when away from home.
This was misleading since this is what i wanted to avoid. Ok, so i inserted the PS4 disc into my PS5 and the PS5 upgrade came up. The PS5 drawing 0.5W of power compared to the PS5's 8.5W is certainly quite the energy saving.Said in Where is the PS5 download said in Where is the PS5 download code?!: "If just one million users enable this feature, it would save equivalent to the average electricity use of 1,000 US homes."Īccording to a report (opens in new tab) published by the National Resources Defense Council back in 2014, the PS4 and Xbox One both draw massive amounts of power in standby - the PS4, 8.5 watts, and the Xbox One 15.7. "I am also very pleased to announce the next-generation PlayStation console will include the possibility to suspend gameplay with much lower power consumption than PS4 (which we estimate can be achieved at around 0.5 W)," explained Sony Entertainment CEO, Jim Ryan in a PlayStation Blog post (opens in new tab) at the end of 2019. Now of course, leaving your PS5 in standby mode is going to consume more energy than turning it off entirely, but it's way more energy-efficient than the PS4 ever was.
0 kommentar(er)
