A new app called ‘Overdrive’ has been released for jailbroken PS5s and appears to make all games and DLC free to download.
Players have been hearing about a new PS5 jailbreak in recent days, and some users have discovered innovative ways to make use of it. For instance, there have been reports of players running PS2 discs on the current-generation console. Additionally, an app has now been released that allows players to download games and DLC for free.
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Jailbroken PS5s Can Use Overdrive to Get Games at No Cost
Recently, new videos have emerged online showcasing the Overdrive app for jailbroken PS5 consoles. This application serves as a store for your console, allowing users to browse and download games. The listings for these titles do not display prices; instead, players can quickly see the size of the game and its review rating. The video reveals that games such as Battlefield 6, 007: First Light, Forza Horizon 5, Black Myth: Wukong, and many more are available for download.
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XBOX Cloud Gaming Comes to Jailbroken PS5s
But that’s not all: beyond free games and DLC, it seems a competitor’s cloud gaming offering has made it to Sony’s console. A report from WccfTech reveals that there’s now a native XBOX Cloud Gaming client for jailbroken PS5s called PSXBOX. This client lets players browse and stream games at 1080p at 60 FPS. The client also reportedly supports the DualSense controller and includes an in-game menu with stats, picture options, stream resolution, upscaling tech, and more.
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