PlayStation 5 system update brings two important modifications.
PlayStation 5 users have recently received another update, though not as noteworthy as others in terms of features or innovations. Two key adjustments do make a noticeable difference though.
As soon as a current-gen console updates become available, fans are always excited to witness what innovative changes may come along that improve gaming experiences. Xbox fans hope their next major patch might finally improve download speeds; PlayStation fans want more dashboard themes.
Unfortunately, this PlayStation5 update won’t give you much freedom in customising your home screen; but it should help the console run smoother overall. According to patch notes, this update “improve[s] system stability,” while “improve[ing] messages and usability on some screens.” While not as exciting as previous updates, its changes should nonetheless be respected – although what exactly these’system stability’ changes involve may never become immediately obvious when comparing versions – after all they keep the PlayStation 5 healthy so no complaints there!
PlayStation has recently had quite the successful run. They showcased loads of exciting new titles at their recent PlayStation Showcase event, such as Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and Phantom Blade Zero to name just some of them. In addition, Project Q, their brand new console with some awesome earphones wasn’t exactly well received amongst fans who’ve since started mocking its announcement ruthlessly.
Sony has also added some exciting additions to PlayStation Plus service, including more free games in June, more extra tier titles and Premium game trials; unfortunately though not everyone was overjoyed at what has been included so far; hopefully though with future PlayStation 5 updates we might see larger scale changes or at least custom themes for our home screens!
