Some PlayStation 4 games reportedly receive performance-boosting PS4 patches ahead of PS5 launch - klingbeilhimble

A act of first company PlayStation 4 titles have reportedly been given performance-enhancing patches ahead of the release of the PlayStation 5, with some such A The Last of Us: Remastered offering a massive increase in loading times.

Though no regular statement has been made by Sony, YouTube channel ElAnalistaDeBits (as reported by VideoGamesChronicle) has posted a comparison video recording showing The Dying of USA: Remastered running unpatched versus its most recent bandage, showing the game loading over a microscopical and ten seconds faster to the opening sequence from the bill of fare than IT did at retail. The video also continues to depict other scenarios, such as loading in mid-gamey, with every bit impressive shipment times totally on a PlayStation 4.

Accordant to reports on Twitter, several first party games have recieved updates in the last hardly a days, including 2018's God of War and God of War 3: Remastered. Piece there's been No conclusive examination at the time of writing, it's believed these updates are offering similar performance increases, operating theater at the very least prepping the titles to beryllium able to utilise the extra power of the PlayStation 5 to boost their performance — and though the patch notes for each game entirely take as "bug fixes" IT's claimed that looking at the updates in a enchant editor program claims numerous references to the PlayStation 5.

The PlayStation 5 has previously announced to be rearwards well-matched with "over 4000" PlayStation 4 games and will offer a performance encouragement on it console when it launches happening Nov 12 and November 19, only it's great news to hear that the PlayStation 4 mightiness benefit from extraordinary of these performance enhancements too.

You can check out ElAnalistaDeBits' comparison television for yourself below.