Sony and PlayStation are facing severe backlash for recent anti-consumer changes. It first announced it would stop bringing its single-player, first-party titles to PC, and shortly after, disgusted fans by announcing it would cease the production of physical discs starting in 2028.
The move to end disc production has, unsurprisingly, angered long-time PlayStation fans (and former Sony bosses), leading to social media ratios, protests, petitions, new bill proposals, and class-action lawsuits. Of course, two weeks have passed, and Sony has still chosen not to address the situation, to its own detriment.
The backlash to both decisions has been so strong that efforts to hack and emulate the PS5 and its games have accelerated drastically. Last week, it was announced SharpEmu was working on a PlayStation 5 emulator, and not long after, Game of the Year winner Astro Bot was seen being booted on the software. Now, two new high-profile PS5 exclusives have been booted on the emulator, marking another big step forward.
Over the last few hours, evidence of two of the PS5's biggest exclusives, Demon's Souls, a launch title, and Ghost of Yotei, booting on the SharpEmu emulator, has surfaced. While...
