The double-install bug is just one of many bugs that have plagued Sony's current-gen system since it first released last year.Īndroid Central has released a list of the most well-known errors being experienced by the PlayStation 5. There's a high likelihood that you haven't installed the fix for it yet if this is the situation you're facing. In the incredibly rare event that this happens to you more often than expected, you can fix the problem by updating the system software. While this isn't exactly hard to do, it can be a bit of a hassle because people would likely rather play games than deal with a problem like it.
They'll only know about the problem when the problematic game flashes a warning on the screen, asking them if they want to play the last-gen or current-gen version.īut when this happens, users will then have to go digging into their storage management settings to delete the last-gen version of the games. Most of the time, it seems like games would double-install under users' noses, with console owners being none the wiser, as per the TechRadar report. Read also: PS5 Upgrades for 'God of War' Sequel, 'Gran Turismo 7' Will Cost $10 Moving Forward What Happens When This Bug Hits?
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However, Sony did claim that this bug happens in "rare cases." At times, the console will reportedly install PS4 versions of games accidentally, only to correct this automatically in the middle of an install, writes TechRadar. This bug, according to users, should have already been removed by Sony with a corresponding system update back in February, according to VideoGamesChronicle.Įven if Sony has been quite controversial with their recent announcements regarding PS4 to PS5 upgrades for specific games, a lot of people are still going for them. Given the fact that Sony's current-gen gaming console only has 825 GB of storage (only 667 GB of this is even usable for games), this could be a very annoying bug to deal with for PlayStation 5 owners. What happens here is that the PS5 console will install the next-gen version of games first, but would then erroneously copy the last-gen version as well.
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