Sony has kicked off beta testing of a brand new PS4 firmware.
PS4 house owners who beforehand signed as much as be notified of future firmware beta exams, have acquired a brand new message highlighting an upcoming firmware replace: model 7.50.
Spotted by MP1st, Japanese customers first shared the e-mail on Twitter, earlier than customers in different areas acquired the same message. According to at least one Resetera discussion board member, 7.50 doesn’t convey any main new options.
Instead, the firmware introduces “quality-of-life and performance fixes.” Those additions weren’t detailed within the e-mail, however Sony doesn’t normally beta take a look at firmware updates at this scale except there’s one thing fascinating being modified or added.
“Please note, system software 7.50 does not include any major consumer-facing features during the beta period. However, you will find smaller quality-of-life and performance fixes and we would still love for you to help us test overall performance and stability,” the e-mail reads.
If Sony deems the brand new options sufficiently big, we’re doubtless going to get a weblog put up explaining the whole lot new in 7.50. Until then, nonetheless, we’ll need to depend on testers to spill the beans.
So far, some customers have reported very minor updates to sorting choices, in addition to the arrival of the newest model of HDCP. We’ll convey you extra particulars as they’re accessible.
