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PS5 issue that might have locked players out of digital games appears to have been fixed
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Sony appears to have quietly fixed a PS5 issue that would eventually have limited which games your system would play.
Back in March and April 2021, the PlayStation community became aware of an issue dubbed the 'CBOMB'. The problem is linked to the CMOS battery, which powers core information like the system clock in PS3, PS4, and PS5 consoles. If the battery fails, important system functions, including the ability to play certain games, would no longer be available.
In September, Sony fixed the
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