the people who first brought the issue to light, have also said they would be doing further testing to verify the problem has indeed been fixed. He also claimed other people had tested the system with digital games and these had worked too, although this was something he hadn’t tested himself. He could also earn trophies, although these would not have a date or timestamp, instead having a blank space where these would be displayed. Sony had promised they were working on a solution for the problem and it seems like system software version 9.0 has solved the issue with some caveats.ĭestruction Games reported that disc games could now be played without crashing at startup.
This would also affect PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 5 consoles to a lesser extent. As long as players could connect to the PlayStation Network then this wouldn’t be an issue, but if Sony was ever to shut the servers down for PS4, the console would eventually stop playing games altogether.
The issue began when players discovered that if the console’s internal clock battery died, this prevented them from playing both digital and disc games offline because of the way the trophy system has been set up. Several people have now been able to play disc and digital games on PS4 consoles with a dead battery since the update was installed. First reported by Destruction Games on Twitter, the update has seemingly fixed the CMOS issue that was preventing PS4 console owners from playing disc and digital games if the internal clock battery had died. Last week the PlayStation 4 received its latest system software update.
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