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Sony Wants To Make The Transition To The Next PlayStation As Smooth As Possible | Culture of Gaming

Allow a smooth transition to its next PlayStation console. This seems to be one of Sony's main goals for the upcoming years.

Allow a smooth transition to its next PlayStation console. This seems to be one of Sony‘s main goals for the upcoming years. The fact that Sony recently announced that the PS5 will be backward compatible is proof of this. And further confirmation arrived from Jim Ryan, CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, during an interview with CNET.

Ryan said that Sony are planning to offer players the chance to play on their PS4, and continue with it on PS5 if they decide to make the switch, by allowing “cross-generational play.” Ultimately, it will not matter if someone is playing on a current or next-generation PlayStation. All the players will be able to play together.

Ryan said:

Source: www.playstation.com

Sony sold almost 100 million PS4 consoles. About the current user base of PlayStation, Ryan said that currently there are 94 million players of active users, including 36 million subscribers to Sony‘s $10 per month PlayStation Plus.

“The community has never been bigger and it’s never been more engaged,”

“A lot of people we brought in, in 2013, are still with us. And the amount of time and money they invest in the platform is very humbling.”

Will you buy the PlayStation 5 at launch? Or will you keep playing on the PlayStation 4 and take advantage of the possible cross-generational play? Let us know in the comments below! For other news, check out our articles on Fable 4 Trailer Possibly Leaked and Re-uploads Are Getting Removed From the Internet or Call of Duty Modern Warfare Will Use Fortnite-Style Input Matchmaking For Cross-Play. And if you want more PlayStation content, keep it here at Culture of Gaming!

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