Studio Naughty Dog reveals the list of games that will work on the PlayStation 5 without problems.

Sony broke its silence yesterday evening about the pre-compatibility between the PlayStation 4 and its new device, the PlayStation 5, as we learned that almost all games of the current generation will work on the next, and we also learned that the ghost of Tsushima will benefit from the capabilities of the Playstation 5 and will work in sixty frames per second. Yesterday evening, Naughty Dog confirmed that its games will also work on the PlayStation 5.

Read: The judiciary is preventing Apple from banning Unreal Engine but what about Fortnite?

Through a tweet on the official NotyDog account on Twitter, he revealed the list of games that will be compatible with the PlayStation 5 through the pre-compatibility feature BC, and it was confirmed that all studio games released on the PlayStation 4 will work on PlayStation 5. Which will you be able to play these games without any problems, and some of them will benefit from the device's capabilities to improve performance.

Naughty Dog Games Compatible with PlayStation 5:

• The Last of Us Remastered
• The Last of Us Part 2
• Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
• Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
• Part 1, 2, and 3 of the same series and the Jak series.

This is definitely great news for fans of studio games, as well as through a post on the official PlayStation Blog, we learned that The Last of Us Part 2 will take advantage of the capabilities of the PlayStation 5 and will often work with larger frames and faster loading screens, but these details have not been addressed yet and we do not know what will be used. Other studio games have these abilities or not (they probably will) as is the case with Ghost of Tsushima.

Read: How do you transfer saved files from Playstation 4 to Playstation 5? Here are the official methods

For more information about pre-compatibility between the two generations, and about the list of games that will never work on the device, click here. While we're waiting for November, let us know, are you excited to try Naughty Dog games again on the next generation?