Games Inbox: GTA 5 on PS5 differences, Gran Turismo success, and the best Ace Attorney to start on

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The Tuesday Inbox discusses PS3 backwards compatibility on PS5, as one reader reports on Cyberpunk 2077’s still active bugs.

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Out now So GTA 5 is out on PS5 today but as far as I know (and it’s difficult to sure, which is crazy) it doesn’t do anything different to the original? There’s no new story content, no new areas on the map – just a few new cars and customisation options? If that’s the case what on earth took so long?

You’ve got your expected performance and fidelity graphical options, which any old upgrade gets, and that’s it? Ray-tracing, motion blur, some changes to the menus… that’s literally all that seems to be on offer. I guess maybe they’re planning to add some more stuff in on DLC but there doesn’t seem to be anything planned for story mode and either way that doesn’t encourage you to buy it this week.

Maybe it’s Dan Houser leaving but Rockstar seems to have gone massively downhill lately. First it was the remasters of GTA 3 and now this, both of which they refused to talk about beforehand and just suddenly released, with very little fanfare. I don’t know if it’ll be a review exactly, if it’s the same game, but will GC be covering the new versions at all?Luster

GC: We’ll try and get something up ASAP, but review copies only arrived yesterday.

Really that popular Is Gran Turismo really that popular? It’s never been a game I’d ever get after the first one I had on PS1. I actually find racing games harder than the Dark Souls games. DiRT Rally 2 I think it was, made me buy a steering wheel just so I had enough control to get through the levels. I never left second gear and when I did I crashed out every time.

Anyway, I think my point was that car