Sony has released a new minor firmware update for the PS4, updating the system software to v7.51. The changelog for the update indicates that the update “improves system performance”.

PS4 Firmware 7.50 is now available to download, after previously being in beta testing back in February 2020. However, as per the beta, the update does not include any new features or functionality.

An update to the PS3 system software was released on 31st March 2020 – over 3 years after the last firmware update for the console. The update is a minor one, improving the performance of the system.

Just ahead of Christmas, Sony has dropped another surprise for PS4 owners in the form of a new firmware update. PS4 Firmware v7.02 is now available to download, and is mandatory if you want to access the PlayStation Network.

Sony has a nice surprise for PS4 owners today, in the form of a new firmware update. Unfortunately, it’s just a minor update that “improves system performance”, and isn’t mandatory to install at the moment.

Another new firmware update for the PS4 is now available to download, updating the console to v6.71. Once again, this is a minor update to the PS4, which simply improves system performance. It’s also currently optional to install.

A new firmware update for the PS4 is now available to download, updating the console to v6.70. The new update is currently optional, which means your console does not need to be updated to access the PlayStation Network.