Yakuza: Like a Dragon i♊s getting an upgrade onto PS5, but won't have cross-save. In a tweet yesterday, developer RGG Studio attempt𒅌ed to clarify how the upgrade would work in the midst of some player confusion.
The official Western page for the Japanese studio told fans that "physical owners of Yakuza: Like a Dragon on PS4 can also use the original disc to upgrade to the PS5 version." There'll be a little bit of a wait for that, as while the current-gen and Xbox Series X version of the game are now due to arrive slightly earlier than scheduled, on November 10, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:the PS5 version won💦't launch for four more months, on March 21, 2021. In that announcement, the studio announced that "digital ♍owners of Yakuza: Like a Dragon on PS4 can upgrade fo🌃r free at PlayStation Store immediately on the game's PS5 release."
To clarify, physical owners of Yakuza: Like a Dragon on PS4 can also use the original disc to up༺grade to the PS5 version when it releases on March 2, 2021.Save data will ༺not be transferable between the PS4 and PS5 versions of the game.
While an upgrade will be available, however, cross-save between the two versions won't. RGG Studio also stated that "save data will not be transferable ⛎between the PS4 and P🤪S5 versions of the game." That's created some confusion among fans, with one asking: "what's the point of [an] upgrade if you can't take your save data with you?"
It's a similar situation t꧙o that outlined by Insomniac Games for Marvel's Spider-Man. Earlier this month, the studio confirmed that "saves won't transfer from the original game to the remaster" on PS5, despite the upgrade that will bꦫe available once the next-gen version is released.
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