
#CANT JOIN SHAREPLAY PS4 PS4#
#CANT JOIN SHAREPLAY PS4 HOW TO#
How to play PS5 games on PS4 via Remote PlayĪs mentioned above, to play PS5 games on your PS4 you'll first need to ensure that your PS4 and PS5 are both on the same wi-fi network and updated with the latest software. Sony also warns "some or all video content might not be displayed on your device depending on the game or video service".

You can’t use Remote Play when you're using Share Play, Share Screen or broadcasting your gameplay, when users are using Remote Play, Share Play, or Share Screen, or broadcasting their gameplay, when someone is using the PS5 (connection will be lost), when playing a Blu-ray or DVD, or when you're using PSVR.ĭuring Remote Play you won't be able to use Share Screen, Share Play or broadcast your gameplay, nor can you play a Blu-ray or DVD or play music through Spotify. Also, a standard PS4 won't display PS5 games in 4K resolution. Some games don't support Remote Play and games which require peripherals such as PlayStation VR or PlayStation Camera (in other words, PSVR games) aren’t compatible with Remote Play. You also can't use your microphone during multiplayer games.

A total of three players can join a multiplayer game but when the Remote Play host leaves, the session ends. You need to have a PlayStation Network account, as you'll need to sign in to it on both consoles. When a player begins using Remote Play, others can join as added players. The DualSense wireless controller is not compatible with PS4, so you'll need to use your DualShock 4 controller on the PS4 - meaning you won't be able to experience DualSense features such as haptic feedback and adaptive triggers when you play PS5 games that utilize these.
