Free 4K, 60fps PS5 Upgrade for Ghost Recon Wildlands for All Existing Players from Tomorrow
Ubisoft's Ghost Recon Wildlands is getting a free PS5 upgrade, but not everyone is happy.
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The free 4K, 60fps PS5 upgrade for Ghost Recon Wildlands became available, included with PS Plus Extra. The update also added a new mission called "Last Rites" and restored previously removed content.
Epilogue added 91d ago, after coverage quieted.
The obvious questions
What is included in the Ghost Recon Wildlands PS5 upgrade?
The PS5 upgrade for Ghost Recon Wildlands includes a 4K, 60fps experience, the Last Rites mission, support for DualSense features, and the restoration of Predator-themed content that was removed in 2020.
When is the Ghost Recon Wildlands PS5 upgrade available?
The PS5 upgrade for Ghost Recon Wildlands is available from August 6.
Is the Ghost Recon Wildlands PS5 upgrade free for all players?
The PS5 upgrade is free for all existing players, including those who have the game through PS Plus Extra. However, players who purchased the PS5 version separately are not receiving the upgrade for free.
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Ubisoft is offering a free 4K, 60fps PS5 upgrade for Ghost Recon Wildlands to all existing players. The update, which includes the Last Rites mission and support for DualSense features, is available from August 6. The upgrade is included with PS Plus Extra, making it accessible to a wide range of players. The update also restores content that was removed in 2020, including Predator-themed items. This move is part of Ubisoft's efforts to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Ghost Recon series.
The upgrade was leaked ahead of the official announcement, with details appearing on the PSN Store. However, the upgrade has sparked controversy. Some players who purchased the PS5 version of the game separately are upset that they are not receiving the upgrade for free. These players argue that they should not have to pay for an upgrade that is being offered for free to others. Ubisoft has not yet addressed these concerns directly.
The company has been focused on promoting the new content and features in the update. The Last Rites mission and the restored Predator content are likely to be major draws for players. The Ghost Recon series is known for its tactical gameplay and immersive open-world environments. The Wildlands game, released in 2017, was a significant success for Ubisoft. The free PS5 upgrade is part of the company's ongoing efforts to support and update its popular titles.
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Free 4K, 60fps PS5 Update for Ghost Recon Wildlands Out Now, Included with PS Plus ExtraPush Square · 94d ago
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Ghost Recon Wildlands: Last RitesUbisoft · 95d ago
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Ghost Recon Wildlands gets free update adding Last Rites mission, 4K60 support and Predator content removed in 2020Video Games Chronicle · 96d ago
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Free PlayStation 5 Upgrade for Hit 2017 PS4 Action Game Out Todaytech.yahoo.com · 96d ago
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Ghost Recon Wildlands PS5 Rebuild Unlocks DualSense Features Blocked Since LaunchTech Times · 96d ago
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Ghost Recon Wildlands: Last RitesPlayStation.Blog · 96d ago
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Here is how to follow the Ghost Recon's 25th anniversary eventInstant Gaming News · 96d ago
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Ghost Recon: Wildlands Current-Gen 60FPS Update Lands August 6, PS Store Leak Reveals.wolfsgamingblog.com · 97d ago
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Ghost Recon Wildlands Next-Gen Upgrade Shadow Drop Leaked by PlayStationInsider Gaming · 97d ago
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