Since the official announcement of the PlayStation 5 form, Sony still seems to have other features besides the no-loading features they promised. One of them is how the latest Japanese console will be able to take advantage of cloud gaming technology.
As we already know, cloud gaming is a technology where you are able to play video games without the need to use the hardware needed to play them. This technology has long been implemented, but returned to the surface thanks to Google's fanfare that announced his Stadia.
Although cloud gaming has been used by PlayStation 4 to play some games from its old console. But it looks like the technology will also be implemented in PlayStation 5. At least according to the latest copyright.
According to a copyright patent that has been registered (in Japanese), it is shown how the PS1, PS2, and PS3 consoles can be accessed through cloud gaming. While the new picture they called "internet game, new client" as described by Renka Schedule gave the PS4 console potential.
Renka Schedule summarizes it with two important points namely that PS1-PS3 games will be accessible via cloud gaming. That the three consoles can be emulated through a virtual machine designed to simulate how the PlayStation hardware works. In other words, cloud gaming will create its own emulator for the first generation of PlayStation to PlayStation 3 so that it can be played on a new console.
Unfortunately, it is unclear whether this patent is directly related to PlayStation 5. However, the possibility of that happening is quite large considering that the next gen console will be released in the near future.
Of course, we advise you not to trust completely the information above, especially that these features could be adapted by PlayStation 5 at a later release. Although, it does not rule out the possibility that the feature will also be present in PlayStation 5.
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