Sony Interactive Entertainment Releases PS5 System Update
Sony Interactive Entertainment released a new system software update for the PlayStation 5 console globally today. This update adds several features requested by the gaming community. Players can now use their DualSense controllers with more games on PC. The update also expands storage options for PS5 owners. Gamers can now use M.2 SSD storage drives with up to 8TB capacity. This gives players much more space for their games and media. The setup process for these drives is straightforward. Players simply install the drive into their console’s expansion slot. The system guides users through formatting the drive. This makes increasing storage very easy. Another new feature improves social connections. Players can now join voice chats on Discord directly from their PS5 console. Finding friends is simpler now too. The Friends tab shows mutual friends. This helps players connect with others. The Game Hub feature gets an update. Players can now see which friends are in the same game. They can also check their friends’ shared screens more easily. This makes joining multiplayer sessions quicker. Sharing game clips is also improved. Players can start capturing their gameplay directly from the Share Screen menu. Voice commands offer another way to control the console. Players can use their voice to find open games or apps. The update also adds support for more accessibility features. New options include mono audio for headset users. Players can also enable system sounds for their second controller. This helps players using assistive controllers. Performance and stability improvements are included too. Sony encourages all PS5 owners to download the update. The update is available now. Players can install it directly from their console settings. Sony continues listening to player feedback. They plan more updates based on community suggestions. The PS5 system software evolves to meet player needs.
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