· The short answer is that no, the PlayStation 4 is not backward-compatible with PlayStation 3 games. Inserting a PS3 disc into the PS4 will not work. And you cannot download digital versions of PS3 games from the PlayStation Store onto your PlayStation bltadwin.ru: Ben Stegner. · The answer is, somewhat sadly, no you cannot play PS3 games on PS4. The reason why you cannot play PS3 games on PS4 is because the PS3 was built using the Cell CPU architecture which, when taken. Considering Sony is now offering a service to sell/rent you PS3 games on their streaming service, don't expect any support for PS3 games on the PS4 any time soon. Also the PS4 uses a completely different architecture compared to the PS3 (cell vs x86) so emulation would not be an easy thing.
Thanks to Sony's new PS3 to PS4 program, you can upgrade select PS3 games to a PS4 version for just $ Here's how to take advantage of the promotion, which lasts until early next year. Apart from the question "can you play PS3 games on PS4", lots of people also concern about the question "is PS5 backwards compatible". Here we would like to make a short discussion. PS5 is backward compatible with most PS4 games - up to 4, PS4 games including PlayStation exclusives like "The Last of Us Part II," Insomniac's "Spider. Due to this, the only way a PS4 could play PS3 games is if they were emulated, or in other words, the system would have to have a program that could imitate how the PS3 runs, in order to play its games. This ability, though, requires a lot of power on the console's part, and would mean a whole lot of extra work.
The answer is, somewhat sadly, no you cannot play PS3 games on PS4. The reason why you cannot play PS3 games on PS4 is because the PS3 was built using the Cell CPU architecture which, when taken. Since the PlayStation 4 (PS4) isn’t backwards-compatible, users with PlayStation 3 (PS3) games are unable to insert PS3 discs into the PS4 console or re-download PS3 games from PlayStation Network to play on the PS4. However, users can access and play over PS2, PS3, and PS4 games through a streaming service called Playstation Now. No, but that would be amazing. If you can play them through PS Now, I don't see any reason that you shouldn't be able to play them through PS Plus on your Pro console. It's not like the buttons have changed. Game disk backwards compatibility is a hardware issue. Fine.
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