Minecraft could only be played on PlayStation 5, released in 2020, with PS4’s backward compatibility mode. According to a new news, Microsoft is preparing to change this situation. Let’s take a look at the details together.
Microsoft begins development of Minecraft PlayStation 5 native version
Currently, players can only play the PlayStation 4 version of Minecraft on PlayStation 5 thanks to backwards compatibility. However, Microsoft is said to be planning to release a version of Minecraft specifically designed for PS5.
Gamers have been waiting for a version of Minecraft optimized for new generation consoles for a long time. Until now, only a backwards-compatible PlayStation 4 version was available on PlayStation 5. However, new developments indicate that players will soon be able to have a Minecraft experience that will take full advantage of the power of PlayStation 5.
Similar to the previous Xbox Series X|S version, the Minecraft version developed for PlayStation 5 is expected to have high resolution and performance features. Players hope that the game will provide a smoother and visually impressive experience.
It is a matter of curiosity whether this new version will support advanced graphics features such as ray tracing. Microsoft had already started using this technology in the Xbox version of the game. If the Minecraft version developed for PlayStation 5 supports new technologies such as ray tracing, players will step into a more realistic and detailed world of the game than ever before.
There has been no official announcement about any new features or improvements yet. However, gamers are excited to hear what Microsoft has prepared for PlayStation 5. What are you thinking? Please don’t forget to share your thoughts with us in the comments section below.