Includes the full co-op multiplayer experience.

With a sigh of resignation, Kenji spun his chair around. The PS5 was overcomplicating things. The "better" experience, he reasoned, might not be the one with the most teraflops, but the one that actually worked. He had a backup drive loaded with the he’d archived months ago—a file he’d kept "just in case." It was the "better" option not because it was native to the new hardware, but because it was stable. It was the known quantity in a world of patchy day-one updates.