See the best (and not so best) moments, review your APM speed, and relive the game. Once the match is over, you can flip through your captured clips in the match timeline. While playing, the app automatically captures your best moments and biggest plays, as well as manually recording on demand. This new release gives the publisher an opportunity to bring it back to the PS Plus Extra catalog with the improved PS5 version.Outplayed is the ultimate video capturing app for gamers. However, Shadow Warrior 3 left PS Plus Extra on July 5, a month after it transitioned to a three-tiered service.
So, some PS5 owners may have already played the game without these upcoming upgrades. Shadow Warrior 3 was a part of the PlayStation Plus Extra lineup when the service launched earlier this year. Publishers do tend to charge if they are remastering a game from a few years ago, which doesn’t seem to be the case here. However, ports of newly released games are often eligible for a free upgrade to the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions. It'll be interesting to see if the respective publishers decide to charge anything extra for these upgrades. Both of these games should get performance boosts and graphical enhancements when they release on current-gen hardware, although Shadow Warrior 3 looks to gain the most from an upgrade given its genre. On the other hand, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge got extremely high scores when it was released in June. Shadow Warrior 3 is a first-person shooter that launched to mixed reviews in March. Curiously, an Xbox Series version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge is not listed on the website, though the game is available on Xbox One. This information comes from Gematsu, and it further reveals that Shadow Warrior 3 will also come to Xbox Series X and S. RELATED: Sony Releases New PS5 System Software UpdateĪccording to the German rating board USK, Shadow Warrior 3 and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge will launch on PS5 as native apps. Now, a rating board has leaked new information which reveals that two games are getting native PS5 versions. Sony even released an update that allowed PS4 versions of games to use the 120hz mode when played on PS5, but having a native port tends to come with its own benefits. While a game cannot use the full power of the PS5 hardware unless it gets a native port, this version can still run better than its PS4 counterpart. PS5 is backward compatible with PS4, so these games can run on Sony’s newest console. Although, many of them are cross-generation titles or remasters of games that originally came out on PS4.
Sony and third-party publishers have already released several critically acclaimed games on PS5. A rating board has leaked two games coming to PS5 sometime in the future.
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