Disney Plus software has been accessible for download since the PS5 was introduced. But it hasn’t always been without problems. Despite running on more powerful hardware. The program itself was the same as the PS4 version and wasn’t a native PS5 version. The PS5 app changes in September to reflect the availability of 4K streaming for movies and TV shows. This now has a limit to 1080p playback and, most significantly, it did not support 4K streaming.

Since the app’s first release, many PS5 owners have complained about this problem. However, so far, no steps are taken to address it. Additionally, Sony has not commented on the situation or the potential for a native version of the app. However, it appears that one isn’t too far off since a PSN app with the codename “Vader” looks to indicate one coming soon to launch.

On the GamingLeaksAndRumors forum. User Andrew posted many screenshots of the app showing up in the PlayStation Network database. 

The codename “Vader” includes many app photographs. It adds to the PSN backend and has both a TitleID and ConceptID. This seems to indicate that the app’s development is almost complete and that it will soon be accessible for download.

It’s important to note that since no precise information is given in the app’s data. There is no absolute assurance that the native PS5 version of the app will support 4K streaming. Although it would seem the most apparent thing to improve. A native version of the app might also provide capabilities that are exclusive to the PS5 that the PS4 version of the app cannot, such as support for HDR and Dolby Audio.

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