Cheats, redesigned around your games.
- Start from your game, not a file name. The Cheats screen now lists the
games on your PS5 with their covers, grouped by what you can do next:
Playing now, Cheats ready, Cheats to download, and (folded away)
games nobody has published cheats for. Each game shows how many cheats
exist for it, and whether any are made for the version you have. - Game details. Pick a game to see its cover, version, size, install date,
when it was last opened, and its content ID. - Downloading is obvious. Every cheat file has its own Download
button, with the one made for your installed version first and marked
Your version. If nothing matches your version, the screen says so and
warns that cheats for other versions usually do nothing or crash the game. - Switch cheats on in the same place. Once downloaded, the game's cheats
appear as switches right above. The screen now says up front that the game
has to be running for them to work, instead of failing when you try, and
warns when your cheats were made for a different version. - The cheat engine explains itself. The bar at the top says whether it
is on, what is running, and that it turns on by itself when you switch a
cheat on. - Browse all cheats (for games that aren't on this PS5) is now a
labelled button instead of a small icon, and shows covers too. - A three-step guide shows until your first download.
On-screen messages can be marked read.
- Every message on the PS5 on-screen messages screen used to show as unread,
with no way to change it. Each one now has Mark read / Mark unread,
and there is Mark all as read. The choice is remembered per console.