Approaching the release date planned for the end of 2020, the features of the PS5 are gradually being revealed. Recently, through the Ubisoft Australia page, they provided a little information about the backwards compatibility capabilities of this latest generation console from Sony. In a post on its official page, Ubisoft stated that the PS5 compatibility feature will have certain limitations, where it will not be able to play games from PS1, PS2, and PS3.
Unfortunately, the post which states that PS5's backwards compatibility capabilities on the Australian Ubisoft Support Page page have been revised. Ubisoft said that PS5's backwards compatibility will be able to play PS4 games in your PSN account library. So there is still no official confirmation whether physical games can be played. This technology is certainly a process of bridging games such as Marvels Avangers, Spider-Man, or games that are planned to be released on PS4 and PS5. So that players don't need to spend more money to upgrade the game. In addition, this backwards compatibility also allows PS4 and PS5 players to play together online.
So far, Sony has yet to respond to the post from the Australian Ubisoft Support Page. However, from the information provided by Ubisoft, at least we have a little idea, that in the future PS5 will not support PS1, PS2, and PS3 games. In addition, the games that can be played and upgraded to the PS5 are games that are available in the PSN Library that you have. Let's just wait, will Sony respond to this.
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