Controversy The latest, next-generation upgradeable Ultimate version of control An error occurred while some PS4 owners were unlocking this version last night.

Several current owners of the digital deluxe version of Control reported that they had acquired ownership of the Ultimate version of Control when users of the forum merged and added it to the PlayStation Store yesterday. Reset et. The expectation of a change in plans for the next-gen version of Control was dashed – until the ownership of the digital deluxe version was quickly removed.

The latest complaints, centered on the comment that this mistake could not actually go away and make a remedy and 505 games, have caused a new outrage from fans.

Based on this # Control The Ultimate Edition is more of a bundle than a new product, with the right to unlock next-gen features.

The reason why that paid right to upgrade to existing owners cannot be sold separately is lightweight. pic.twitter.com/Qh5ZIpx8AJ

– Paul Rustchinsky (Rushi 33) September 10, 2020

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As a recap, only the new £ 35 Ultimate Edition of Control upgrades users to the next-gen version of the game (although you can play the original next-gen through backward compatibility).

Instead of offering upgrade generic upgrades to all current owners of the game, 505 games, both a remedy and a publisher, have been chosen to release a new version of the game and its DLC, causing a stir among fans of its season pass, as well as examples of other games being upgraded by publishers who have already picked up examples of other games.

Trying to quell the flames, 505 apologized and recently tried to explain its decisionIn short, it is based on the fact that upgrading its users is complicated. (Some people own the current game, but not the season pass. Some people buy the next-generation digital-only console and are unable to prove ownership of the physical disk.)

I guess there was an error last night when organizing the included content of the Ultimate Edition in the PlayStation Store. The digital deluxe version and the Ultimate version were confused.

Now looking at the digital deluxe version of Control in the PlayStation and Xbox stores, it is listed as a bundle item that includes the original version of the control, its season pass and two extensions, and a completely separate version of the control for next-gen platforms. Apparently not yet released).

Throughout these, the remedy does not say what the next-gen version of the control actually offers.

Eurogamer Remedy and 505 games were contacted for comment.