The recent PS5 Firmware v2.0-06.00.00 Beta has been released to the public today, updating the system software to v22.02-06.00.00. The new update adds support for Gamelists, adds 1440p resolution support and various other improvements and fixes to the console.
Read MorePS5 Firmware Beta v2.0-06.00.00 went into beta testing towards the end of last month, adding a number of new features and improvements to the PS5, including support for 1440p resolution and custom gamelists (folders) to organise your games. We now have the full release notes from the new beta.
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A new firmware update for the PS5 has been released today, updating the system software to v22.01-05.50.00. The new update adds support for ALLM (auto low latency mode) if your TV is compatible, while also improving system performance.
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Yet another minor firmware update for the PS4 was been released, updating the PS4 to version 5.56. If you’re not keeping track, this is the third minor update to PS4 Firmware 5.50. Luckily, this update is optional, and isn’t required unless the game you’re playing requires it.
A minor PS4 firmware update was released on 17th May 2018, updating the PS4 to version v5.55. Although a minor update, this update is mandatory to access the PlayStation Network. The changelog for this update can be found below.
Sony has released a new minor firmware update for the PS4 today, updating the system software to v5.53. The update is approximately 440 MB and allows you to make changes to how much data is collected from your PS4, presumably in relation to the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe, which comes into effect on 25th May 2018.
PS4 Firmware 5.50 is now out of beta and available for all owners to download. This major firmware update adds lots of new features and improvements to the system, including Play Time Management for Parents, Supersampling Mode for PS4 Pro, improvements to the PS4 Library and more. The official changelog as been included below.
The closed beta of PS4 Firmware v5.50 has kicked off and few of the new features coming to the PS4 has been revealed. This major update adds a significant number of new features and improvements, including Play Time Management, an improved Library and Quick Menu updates.
Sony has announced that the next major system update for the PS4 is in the works, and like the last couple of updates, it’s looking for PS4 owners to help beta test the changes ahead of launch. Starting today, you can sign-up to become a beta tester here.
