PlayStation 5

The PlayStation 5 , officially abbreviated as PS5, is the fifth home video game console produced by Sony Computer Entertainment and the successor to the PlayStation 4 as part of the PlayStation series. It was released on November 12, 2020 in Japan, South Korea, New Zealand, North America, Australia and Singapore, and on November 19, 2020 for the rest of the world.
The console comes in two different variations: one has an Ultra HD Blu-Ray-compatible optical disc drive, supporting physical copies, and the other has the disc drive absent, which is more focused on downloading games digitally.
The PlayStation 5 games might feature Activity Cards, acting as guides towards progress of relevant and recent tasks related to games, such as sidequests and milestones on the main storyline. Interacting with these cards might automatically transfer the player to the location or area of the related task.
The PlayStation 5 has backwards compatibility, supporting a majority of old PlayStation 4 titles, in both physical and digital format. On a separate note, certain PlayStation 4 titles can be upgraded to the respective PlayStation 5 version, whether with a fee or not.
==Titles==
This section only includes titles directly ported to the PlayStation 5. For a list of supported PS4 games from the Megami Tensei franchise, see PlayStation 4 → Titles.
*Soul Hackers 2 (2022) (Free PS4 to PS5 upgrade support)【6/20更新】『ソウルハッカーズ2』Q&A, atlus.co.jp (2022.06.20)
*Persona 5 Royal (Port) (2022) (PS4 version cannot be upgraded)Persona 5 Royal Remastered Release FAQ, Confirms No Free Upgrade From PS4 to PS5, Persona Central (Reggy, July 20, 2022)
*Persona 5 Tactica (2023) (Free PS4 to PS5 upgrade support)
*Persona 3 Reload (2024)
*Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance (2024)
*Metaphor: ReFantazio (2024)
==Gallery==
File:PlayStation 5 Digital.png|PlayStation 5 Digital Edition
==References==
Category:Consoles