The recent PS5 system updatereleased last week, seems to have caused various problems and bugs to several gamesso much so as to force Sony to take cover and work on some ad hoc solutions which should be published shortly.
We had talked about it especially with regards to Final Fantasy 16, where the phenomenon seems to be much more evident: in the Square Enix game, right after the big PS5 system update that introduced the welcome hubs and various other new features, some strange inconveniences emerged.
Among these, a sort of black cloud that seems to chase the protagonist during normal gameplay is noteworthy, a problem that seems to be directly linked to the new features introduced to the system software by Sony’s update, as reported by the developers themselves.
Not just Final Fantasy 16
However, it seems that the Square Enix game isn’t the only one to have suffered some unfortunate consequences from the release of the September update for PS5.
According to reports from various users online, several issues have emerged for a significant amount of PS5 titles, although the cases vary and the actual extent of these phenomena is not yet clear.
As collected by the site reported in the source, this is a list of games that have been reported to have issues following the PS5 update, pending further clarification:
- Final Fantasy XVI
- Death Stranding Director’s Cut
- Dragon Age: Inquisition
- No Man’s Sky
- Star Wars: Outlaws
- Gran Turismo 7
- Metro: Last Light
- Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
- Horizon Forbidden West
- Rocket League
- Red Dead Redemption 2
- Diablo 4
- Elden Ring
In any case, according to what Square Enix reported, it seems that Sony is already aware of the situation and is working on fixes, which could arrive through a further patch for the system software, pending further information on the matter.
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