Modding
Modder ports Linux to PS5, enabling ray-traced GTA V at 4K 60fps and revealing hardware potential
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Security researcher Andy Nguyen (TheFlow0) has ported Linux to older-firmware PlayStation 5 consoles using community exploits, transforming them into Steam-compatible machines. Demonstrated on March 6, 2026, the setup runs Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced with ray tracing at 4K 60fps—surpassing native PS5 performance—while retaining full I/O support, though it risks overheating at peak clocks, especially on PS5 Slim models.
A modder has created a multiplayer mode for The Last of Us Part 2 and released a 25-minute gameplay trailer showing it in action. The mod is scheduled to launch in September.
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A new performance mod for Bloodborne will enable 120 FPS gameplay on PlayStation 5 hardware. The mod requires a jailbroken or unpatched console running older firmware.
The ambitious Skyblivion mod, which remakes The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion using Skyrim's engine, has been pushed back to 2026. Developer TESRenewal confirmed the delay in a recent update video, citing remaining challenges. Project lead Rebelzize emphasized that much of the project is in strong shape, with plans for post-launch enhancements.
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A new mod for Grand Theft Auto IV, titled GTA4 RTX Remix, has been made available for free download. Created by modder Xoxor4d, it enhances the 2008 game's visuals with path-traced lighting using Nvidia's RTX Remix technology. The mod focuses on realistic light interactions without altering textures or geometry.