Sony has just released a new firmware update for PlayStation 5, which should solve several problems with Sony's next-gen console. This update, anticipated by the account Twitter of the well-known inside Nibel, will have a weight of about 860mb. Such an update is the 20.02-02.50.00, and will focus mainly on solving two problems, the first related toinstallation of old-gen games on the hard disk, and the second will be linked to the general stability of the system.
Looks like a new PS5 firmware (20.02-02.50.00) is out (~ 860mb)
- "The PS4 version of the game was sometimes installed from the PS4 game disc even after upgrading the disc version of a PS4 game to the PS5 version."
- "Improves system performance" https://t.co/ZhpvBgkF6t pic.twitter.com/LGKY53jPvw
- Nibel (@Nibellion) February 3, 2021
It looks like a new PlayStation 5 firmware is on the way. It will be on 20.02-02.50.00 from 860mb. The PlayStation 4 version of the games was sometimes installed via the Playstation 4 disc, although the game upgrade to the PlayStation 5 version was updated. There will also be some system improvements.
As mentioned above, the first improvement is related to the installation of games from disc. If indeed the first version PlayStation 4 of a game was installed even after updating the title edition to the Playstation 5 version, now only the next-gen version will install correctly. The second novelty of the patch, however, is the classic improvement of the general stability of the system. As usual, we have no further information on what Sony has gone to change, but using the console it will probably be possible to notice speed improvements, new bugs fixed and more. At the moment Sony has not updated the official site dedicated to the news of the PlayStation 5 firmware, but it will be a matter of minutes before the Japanese company officially confirms the publication of the update.
As in the past months, therefore, Playstation 5 is updated to solve all the bugs and problems encountered by users. The first months of the new Sony console they were positive from a sales point of view, despite the market difficulties linked to the pandemic. and it seems that the Japanese company wants to follow this trend also with regard to support for gamers, releasing these firmware updates almost monthly.
