In this case, users who try to install their game from Cold War’s disc end up with a long queue, which eventually results in a failure. For instance, the issue doesn’t occur on the PS4 versions, and the console actually correctly displays the PS5 version. This time, it seems like a less general, more game-specific bug. There is currently no official Sony response to this ongoing issue. Instead, it occasionally forces users to play the inferior PS4 versions of games they own. While the latter can run PS4 titles through backwards compatibility, it comes with the risk of botching that task. In many cases, developers offer upgrades of their PS4 games to the PS5 version. For those who don’t know, the PS5 is now notorious for being unable to distinguish between copies of old and new-gen games. The problem itself doesn’t involve any cross-gen issues, it seems. This guide will go over the exact nature of the issues, and common fixes Black Ops Cold War players used For many upset PS5 owners who just paid full price on this game, it simply won’t install. But, as frustrated gamers worldwide report, they cannot seem to actually play the game itself. The game runs fine, with an emphasis on 120 FPS and 4K resolution visuals. However, it seems the PS5 version of Black Ops Cold War is a double-edged sword.
This guide will go over the exact nature of the issues, and common fixes Black Ops Cold War players used 1) Wipe the entire SSD by formatting your console 2) Sign in to a different PSN profile, go offline and retry 3) Try cleaning your disc 4) Change the system language settings Sony and Activision should be working on a patch, and hopefully, it will come soon
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