A working PS4 dashboard was ported to Roblox alongside games like Undertale – it was quickly taken down, but a new version is already out

In news I can't imagine Sony will be pleased about, the PS4 dashboard – complete with a number of working games – has now been ported to Roblox, and even an apparent takedown hasn't been enough to stop it.

As highlighted by content creator KreekCraft, the "PlayStation Experience" Roblox game offered exactly what its name suggested, with a full boot-up screen and working home menu containing a number of playable games, including Five Nights at Freddy's, Undertale, The Simpsons Hit & Run, and even Roblox itself. Eurogamer reports that it tried the Roblox game's version of Hit & Run, and describes it as mostly identical to the original release.

I'm sure you'll not be surprised to hear that it didn't take long for the PlayStation Experience to get taken down, but the lead of developer Redwing Works isn't backing down so easily. "Welp, I like to be transparent, HATE that the other game got taken down, so we will stand RIGHT behind the line. HERE IS THE GAME!!!!!" the dev, who goes by Robin, writes, sharing what (based on footage online) appears to be a replica of the original PlayStation experience, only this time called "Rostation Experience."

The game's description doesn't make any reference to AI being used to make the Play- sorry, Rostation Experience, but vibe-coded PC ports and recompilations sure are everywhere these days – just look at the viral Bloodborne: The Hunter's Dream project that listed AI bot Claude as one of the contributors. Needless to say, a lot of reactions online assume that the controversial tech was used here, too.

But will the Rostation Experience last any longer than its predecessor? A line in the 'new' game's description appears to make an attempt to throw a safety net under it: "RoStation is an original fan project and isn't affiliated with any console maker." Something tells me that wouldn't stop Sony – or, for that matter, any of the devs behind the games that have been copied into the Roblox project – being upset about its existence, though.

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