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The latest ‘Elden Ring’ patch fixes the game's PlayStation 5 save bug
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engadget.comRejoice now, ye Tarnished. Elden Ring publisher Bandai Namco has released an update that sorts out an issue where the game would not save your progress on PlayStation 5 if the console crashed or if it lost power while in Rest Mode. Before the release of patch 1.02.2, the company told players they could ensure their progress was saved by manually exiting Elden Ring. Now, you don’t have to take that precaution.
(1/2)Patch 1.02.2 for PC and PS5 available now.PC:
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