The Last Guardian runs at 60fps on PS5 with the original disc, but you stay at 30fps if you bought it digitally
In the eternal debate between physical and digital games one of the benefits of digital was the issue of updates. Installing the disc and then having to download the patches is not the same as downloading it and playing. However, that could also be a problem from now on.
The game in charge of introducing it is The Last Guardian
, the award-winning jewel of Team ICO, which after its 1.03 update capped the game's framerate to 30 fps to improve its stability, and since then all its patches have maintained that limitation.
However, those who have the original disc can play it without downloading any patch on PS5 and therefore play without installing that update that prevents move to Trico at 60 fps.
As you can see in the video on these lines, the game looks spectacular on the new console Sony. Even more so when moving to 60 images per second. But it is no less true that, with this, all the improvements and fixes that have come to the game afterwards are also lost.
Difficult scale in which, to be successful, Sony should facilitate the possibility of playing The Last Guardian
with its original framerate. Even more so now that it will be among the games included in PS Plus Collection. An update that, despite being the germ of the problem, could also be the solution.
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