Backward compatibility is a pretty big deal for the launch of the new generation as it can add more games to play at launch, especially for those who didn't own an Xbox One or a PS4 before. Playstation 5 allows to play older titles which had no framerate lock much more smoothly now. It's the case of inFamous: Second Son and Until Dawn, which we both captured to show you guys the result. Now some more recent PS4 exclusives have already been patched to take advantage of the new hardware and what we have seen in Ghost of Tsushima and Days Gone is really exciting. We certainly hope more updates will come soon, but until then, why don't you check out all our high quality footage?
Note: The Days Gone video has 2 distinct parts, one showing gameplay and the other focused on performances
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Not everyone may have enjoyed Ghost of Tsushima as much as we did but we will stand our ground: Sucker Punch's new title is the proof that open world games can be built in a more organic way without forcing overwhelming content onto us. To finish our coverage of the last PS4 exclusive of the generation, we have a bunch of thematic videos to share with you as well as a nice series of homemade screenshots. Enjoy!

Ever since it was first announced during Paris Games Week back in 2017, we have been particularly impatient to play Ghost of Tsushima, a new open world game by Sucker Punch (inFamous, Sly Raccoon) set in feudal Japan. As the last PS4 exclusive to have been developed by a first party studio, we had high hopes concerning the game, but we were also a bit worried. Now that we've had plenty of time to discover the island of Tsushima, it's time to share our verdict with you guys.

Since we cannot share the source video of Ghost Tsushima as we do not have it (yet?), we thought you could at least have a better look at the game with the YouTube 4K version. If you watched the steam earlier this evening, compression was so horribly bad that you could barely see a thing. So let's pretend this is better than nothing...
Update: previous trailers added.

Ghost of Tsushima was also demoed during Sony's "conference" yesterday and it's shaping up pretty well in terms of atmosphere. The game may be a bit less impressive than The Last of Us Part II, but it is still a gorgeous title to look at, especially during the final fight that ended the presentation. Once again, Sony only provided the 1080p version of the video, at least for now.
Update: Added an image gallery.
Update 2: Watermark-free video added.

Sony had a few surprises during their press conference, one of them being Sucker Punch's new game called Ghost of Tsushima. Yes, a samurai game coming from the Infamous developers.