While waiting for major new features that should arrive in the coming weeks, the PS5 receives a minor update which should not really mark the spirits.
Launched in November 2020, the Sony Interactive Entertainment console has not yet taken the time to offer new elements that would drastically improve the user experience. Last April, a first rather important update was still deployed. It brought in particular the possibility of storing games on an external hard drive. As for last month's patch, it fixed various issues such as the DualSense battery icon flashing constantly.
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Thus, the update version 21.01-03.21.00 arrived this Thursday, July 8, 2021. It is exactly 902,4 MB and is content to improve system performance. Nothing more… or at least in appearance. Because on several occasions, the PS5 received patches that contained fixes not specified by Sony. This update may therefore hide some surprises.
In addition, let's not forget that the Japanese brand has opened registration to allow players to test the beta of the next big update that will land on PlayStation 5. Go to the PlayStation website to try to participate. .
