Sony has introduced a fresh update for the PlayStation 5 that significantly improves the way data is transferred between consoles. The latest version, 24.08-10.40.00, is a minor patch but is focused on refining the method of moving data from one PS5 to another, as well as enhancing overall usability and messaging features.
As the PS5 Pro hits the market, numerous users are keen to transfer their upgraded games and associated data to their new device. This task can often be quite complicated. Fortunately, Sony has simplified this process, noting in the patch documentation the improved stability that accompanies large data transfers, such as media captures.
Here are the key highlights from the PS5 Version 24.08-10.40.00 patch notes:
- Enhanced data transfer capabilities.
- Improved stability for handling large data sets.
- General usability upgrades.
In addition to this update, Sony has initiated a significant PlayStation Store sale in celebration of its 30th Anniversary. This promotion will run until December 20 and includes discounts on nearly 500 games available on both PS4 and PS5, showcasing well-known games such as The Last of Us Part 1, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, and Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales.
Moreover, whispers in the gaming community suggest that an ebony iteration of the PlayStation Portal is set to be released in limited quantities shortly, with a price tag mirroring that of the original white model.