The latest system software update for PlayStation 5 has been released, offering enhancements to music playback, improved PSVR 2 broadcast management, and additional voice-command choices.
Below, you can find the complete patch notes for version 23.02-08.20.00, which were shared on the official PlayStation website. As for the music updates, the PS5's control center now features a more user-friendly two-column layout, allowing players to easily browse through categories, playlists, and songs.
The PSVR 2 update offers players reassurance that they won't accidentally broadcast their surroundings. With the option to block the see-through view, users can prevent the camera's see-through image from being displayed while using PSVR 2. Moreover, the update introduces new voice commands such as saying "What's new?" to access any available new features. In addition, Sony has enhanced the messages and usability on certain screens in the PS5 update.
Please find the revised content below:
The complete patch notes are provided below.
In additional PS5 updates, it has been officially stated that the internet connection is necessary for setting up the optional disc drive in the new PS5. The sleeker version of PS5 will be released in November. The bulkier launch models will be gradually discontinued.
Version: 23.02-08.20.00
Music navigation is made simpler in the control center thanks to its user-friendly two-column layout. You can effortlessly explore a range of categories, playlists, and songs.
To ensure that your surroundings are not inadvertently broadcasted while gaming with PlayStation VR2, follow these steps: Go to Settings > Accessories > PlayStation VR2 and enable the Block See-Through View on TV option. This will prevent the camera's see-through image from being displayed on your TV screen while using the PS VR2.
When using Voice Command on any screen, simply say "What's new?" to easily access and explore the latest PS5 features. Please note that Voice Command (Preview) is currently limited to English-speaking players with PlayStation Network accounts in the US and UK. Additionally, we have made significant enhancements to the messages and overall usability of several screens for an improved user experience.