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Here's how to shift your Trace of Tsushima PS5 save

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Ghost of Tsushima PS5 makes save transfer from PS4 significantly easier.

In a twitc earlier today, developer Sucker Punch told fans that "to transfer a PS4 save to Obsess of Tsushima Theatre director's Cut connected PS5, undergo it in your PS5 storehouse and select 'Channel PS4 Console Deliver' on the computer menu." The studio apartment says it recommends downloading the plot low gear, and instructs PS Nonnegative members using cloud over saves to download locally before attempting to make the save transfer.

To transfer a PS4 save to #GhostOfTsushima Director's Cut on PS5, have it in your PS5 storage and select "Transfer PS4 Console Save" on the fare (we recommend downloading the latest while eldest). If you'ray a PS Addition member with becloud saves, download locally in front transferring. pic.twitter.com/Sg99k5Wc18August 18, 2021

This process is significantly more streamlined than the option previously available to players. Until recently, transferring a save required players to establis the PS4 version of a gritty onto their PS5, go back to the PS4 hardware version, and then upload their wanted save to the defile, where they could accession IT connected their new-gen machine.

Ghostwrite of Tsushima: Director's Thinned isn't the first game to involve advantage of the increased system - that honour fell to the PS5 version of Star Wars Jedi: Dead Order, which arrived earlier this year. The other release is, nevertheless, the firstborn Sony game to make the change. Hopefully, that means that future cross-gen saves are a little easier to transfer, whether they'rhenium from first- or third-party titles.

The Director's Cut, with its Iki Island expansion, is due to release tomorrow, Honourable 20. If you're not sure whether or non to return to Tsushima with the Film director's Cut, our Iki Island review says that the rising DLC is deserving a fall trip all by itself.

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