Sony has started rolling out the PS5 firmware update 20.02-02.50.00. The changelog provides the first details. Among other things, the update takes on a bug that occasionally led to the last-gen version being loaded from a disc despite the previous upgrade to the PS5 version.
Sony has started to roll out the 868.3MB PS5 firmware 20.02-02.50.00. The update makes some improvements to the PS5 console. This includes fixing an issue that, since launch, could cause the PS5 to prioritize the PS4 version of a game under certain circumstances, even if it was previously upgraded to the PS5 version.
Another component of the PS5 firmware update 20.02-02.50.00 is an improvement in system performance. It is usually a collective term for general improvements and bug fixes. Further details have not yet been given on this point.
Below you can see the changelog for the latest system update:
Version 20.02-02.50.00
This time there are apparently no new features. But these should also follow in due course, including support for VRR, 8K resolution and memory expansion.
A delivery or sales number was announced for the first time today for the PS5. More than 4.5 million units of PS5 consoles have been sold so far.