Sony Interactive Entertainment is still keeping the PS4 chugging along the tracks with a new update for the console, although it’s probably exactly what you’d expect by this point. PS4 system software update 12.52 is now available to download, but at this point in the console’s lifecycle, there’s no new features to speak of for the system.
The full PS4 firmware 12.52 patch notes are as follows:
- We’ve made some security fixes to the system software.
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The PS4 was released back in November 2013 in the US and EU and these days is a cheap option for people looking to jump into gaming for the first time, and has thousands of great games to back it up. You don’t necessarily need to actually play them on a PS4 though, as the PS5 is backwards compatible with a huge amount of PS4 titles. Over the year’s we’ve also seen many remasters of classic PS4 games arrive on the PS5 with a new coat of paint, including Days Gone, Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End, The Last of Us Part II, Marvel’s Spider-Man, and Final Fantasy VII Remake.
[Source – PSLS]