Sharing PS5 games doesn't work because the games are tied to the user's account and console. When a game is purchased or downloaded, it is linked to the user's account and can only be accessed by that account on the specific console it was downloaded on. This means that sharing games with friends or family members is not possible unless they are using the same account or console. Additionally, the digital rights management (DRM) system in place for PS5 games restricts sharing and unauthorized use of the games. **

Sharing PS5 FIFA22 doesn't work because the game is tied to the user's account and cannot be shared with other accounts on the same console. This is a restriction set by the game developers and the console manufacturer to prevent unauthorized sharing and distribution of the game. Each user must purchase their own copy of the game to play it on their own account. **

Sharing PS5 accounts and games typically involves creating a primary account on the console and designating it as the primary console for that account. This primary account can then download and play games purchased from the PlayStation Store. Other accounts on the same console can access and play these games as long as the primary account is logged in. Additionally, PlayStation Plus subscriptions and digital content can also be shared among accounts on the primary console. **

The problem with game sharing on the PS5 is that it is more restrictive compared to previous PlayStation consoles. On the PS5, players can only share their games with one other person, whereas on the PS4, players could share with multiple friends. Additionally, the process of setting up game sharing on the PS5 is more complicated and requires the primary account holder to be constantly connected to the internet. This limitation has been frustrating for players who enjoyed sharing games with their friends and family on previous PlayStation consoles. **

The strength of the PS5's WLAN connection can vary depending on factors such as distance from the router, interference from other devices, and the quality of the router itself. Some users have reported issues with the WLAN connection being weak, leading to slow download speeds and intermittent connectivity. However, others have not experienced any problems with the WLAN connection. It's important to consider these factors and potentially troubleshoot or upgrade your network setup if you are experiencing issues with the PS5's WLAN connection. **

Sharing DLCs between PS4 and PS5 works seamlessly if you have purchased the DLC for a game on one platform, you will have access to it on the other platform at no additional cost. This means that if you buy a DLC for a game on PS4, you will be able to access it on PS5, and vice versa. This feature is part of Sony's commitment to providing a smooth transition for players upgrading to the next generation console. **

No, crossplay between two PlayStation 5 consoles is not possible. Crossplay typically refers to the ability for players on different platforms to play together, and since both PS5 consoles are on the same platform, there is no need for crossplay functionality between them. Players on the same platform can usually play together without any additional features or settings. **

Yes, the PS5 can be connected to a DSL connection. The PS5 has an Ethernet port that allows for a wired connection to a DSL modem. Additionally, the PS5 also has built-in Wi-Fi capabilities, so it can also be connected to a DSL network wirelessly. However, it's important to note that a DSL connection may not provide the same speed and stability as a fiber optic or cable connection, which could impact online gaming and streaming experiences. **