
Originally the only way to fix this error was to fully wipe your PlayStation 5. Image: Sony Interactive Entertainment via Polygon How to fix the PS5’s Queued for Download error Hopping over to the download queue on PS5 shows that there is indeed no download in progress, nor are any errors listed.

In our example, pictured above, we tried to download the PS5 version of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, but found ourselves stuck on this screen.

The error occurs when you try to download a certain game that you already own, but the download simply won’t start. GT7 is a glorious return to form for the series and easily the best racing game to showcase the PS5's capabilities.The PlayStation 5 is finally out in the world, but one major issue has cropped up that is causing a lot of people headaches on launch day: the so-called Queued for Download error. You rarely wait longer than a few seconds to dive into – or retry – a racing activity. Pair this with lightning-quick load times and you end up with a beautifully seamless racing experience in GT7. You'll feel every bump in the road, every screech around a corner, and every gear change as you maneuver around GT7's litany of tracks.

GT7 is also a stunning showcase of PS5 tech, making arguably the best use of the DualSense Wireless Controller's haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. GT7 gets back to what the charming racing sim does best: offering bags of content with sublime racing gameplay, all wrapped up in a wonderfully charming and inviting user experience that's remarkably moreish. Gran Turismo 7 restores the racing sim franchise to its former greatness, fixing the lack of content and slightly underwhelming visuals in both GT6 and GT Sport.
