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Last month’s PlayStation 5 firmware update was the biggest overhaul of the tech since its release in November of last year. How does Sony follow that? It leans hard the other way with an exceedingly underwhelming update.
September saw the new-generation Sony console expand 3D Audio support to built-in speakers and added the ability to add M.2 SSD expansions, just part of a proper meaty upgrade on the almost year-old console.
It also made the Control Center customizable, added screen reader controls, improved trophy tracking, and had a bunch of other improvements involving library layouts, challenge cards, and accolades. This month?
Read the full article on Kotaku
