If you’re a GTA 5 player on PlayStation 4, there’s a good chance that you’ve done something along the lines of this:

  1. Opened up the game’s options and changed your PS4’s system language to English.
  2. Played the game for a while and then stopped because you were bored or because you had other things to do.
  3. Went back to the options and changed your PS4’s system language back to French.
  4. Played the game for a while and then stopped because you were bored or because you had other things to do.
  5. Went back to the options and changed your PS4’s system language back to Spanish.
  6. Played the game for a while and then stopped because you were bored or because you had other things to do.
  7. Went back to the options and changed your PS4’s system language back to Italian, but now it says “Not compatible with this platform.” There are two ways around this problem: either change your PlayStation 4 firmware or uninstall GTA 5 from your PlayStation 4 account (assuming that it still exists). The first way is more complicated than it sounds, as changing your firmware can require rooting your console (or even buying a new one). The second way is more likely what will work for most people, as uninstallation of GTA 5 from an account works just as well - just be sure not to delete any save files that may have been created in between updates!