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Sony PS3 gets latest mandatory update

Sony has released their latest mandatory firmware update for the PlayStation 3.

The update does not appear to include much more than "software stability" fixes, but as with all firmware updates it is required for online gaming and using apps like Netflix and Hulu.



Sony has not released a change log for the update.

Earlier in the week, Sony released another firmware update, adding headset support and the ability to mute microphone of the PlayStation Eye Camera along with the usual stability patches.

Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 6 Feb 2014 21:28

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• 4 comments

• ronhondo

  I use a computer to play games and whatever. I do not need the insane control of Sony or Microsoft to enjoy gaming ! Screw Them !

  7.2.2014 17:53 #1

• justchuck69

  Originally posted by ronhondo: I use a computer to play games and whatever. I do not need the insane control of Sony or Microsoft to enjoy gaming ! Screw Them ! Oh then your computer must run either Steam OS or a Distro of Linux if you " do not need the insane control of Sony or Microsoft to enjoy gaming ! "
  

  Good Luck and Take Care

  8.2.2014 00:32 #2

• xnonsuchx

  Why does this article sound whiny?

  8.2.2014 17:02 #3

• DDR4life

  Originally posted by xnonsuchx: Why does this article sound whiny? You noticed that as well? I thought I was the only one.
  

  10.2.2014 18:55 #4