Xbox Store leak: PS5 update for Ghost Recon Wildlands
An Xbox Store listing leaked an unannounced PS5 update for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands, showing 4K and 60fps support and a new mission called Last Rites.
An Xbox Store listing has revealed an unannounced PlayStation 5 update for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands, listing support for 4K resolution, 60 frames per second and a new mission called Last Rites.
The entry appeared on the Xbox Store before any confirmation from publisher Ubisoft. The listing identifies the upgrade as targeted at PS5 performance and lists the technical targets above.
The listing does not state whether the Last Rites mission will be included in a free upgrade or sold separately. Ubisoft has released native PS5 updates for older titles in its catalog in recent years and has often provided those updates at no extra charge.
No release date, file size, additional technical improvements or pricing details are included in the listing. Ubisoft has not issued a statement about the entry.
Ghost Recon Wildlands launched in 2017. Its PlayStation 4 version holds a Metacritic score of 70 and the title was commercially successful, becoming one of the best-selling entries in the Tom Clancy series. The game is currently available on PlayStation through PS Plus Extra and Premium tiers.
The game is set in a near-future Bolivia controlled by a drug cartel. Players lead a team of soldiers, coordinate raids, pilot drones and helicopters, and drive vehicles across large open environments. The listed PS5 targets of 4K and 60fps are noted in the Xbox Store entry.
Until Ubisoft confirms the update, the Xbox Store listing should be treated as an unverified source of information.
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