Sony has officially detailed the features of upcoming PS4 Firmware Update 3.00 (codenamed “Kenshin”), and the new host of features it brings to the PS4. The firmware update adds oft-requested updates from users, and also increases the cloud storage capacity of PlayStation Plus from 1GB to 10GB – something that we’ve talked about previously.
Features for the PS4’s next major firmware update have been leaked from the beta version of the update. Sony has confirmed that it is working on a new firmware update, but has refused to confirm whether all the features described below will make it into the final version. Sony also says that the new update will be available, but declined to give a release date.
PS4 Firmware v2.57 is now available to download, and is required to access the PlayStation Network. The update itself is a minor one, improving system stability and fixing bugs with the System Software. The official changelog can be found below.
PS4 Firmware v2.55 is now available to download, and is required to access the PlayStation Network. The update itself is a minor one, improving system stability and fixing bugs with the System Software. It’s worth noting that this update has caused a bug with reading discs, in particular, when ejecting the disc while the console is on stand-by mode.
Mandatory PS4 Firmware v2.51 is now available to download, and is required to access the PlayStation Network. The update itself is a minor one, improving system stability and fixing bugs with the System Software. The official changelog can be found below.
PS4 Firmware v2.50 is now available to download, and we have the official changelog right here. Along with the announced changes and features in the firmware, there are a few other features present in the changelog, including a new “Discover” feature and video controls using the DualShock 4 touchpad.
Sony is releasing the latest PS4 Firmware tomorrow, bringing with it lots of new features and improvements. Codenamed “Yukimura”, PS4 Firmware v2.50 will add Suspend / Resume support, Back-up and Restore functionality and more.
A PS4 beta tester has leaked over 15 screenshots of upcoming PS4 firmware update v2.50, showing the changes in the Dynamic Menu, the various accessibility options and more. The firmware is “coming soon” according to Sony, but in the mean time check out the screenshots to see what changes await you.
Last week, details of PS4 Firmware v2.50 were leaked by beta testers, but this week Sony has released the main feature list for the upcoming firmware. PS4 Firmware v2.50, codenamed “Yukimura”, will finally deliver the Suspend / Resume feature that was promised by Sony prior to the PS4’s launch.
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