Version 3.50 (codenamed MUSASHI) adds some highly-awaited features including an expansion of remote play and the ability to hide your online status.
The full change list (via Sony):
Appear Offline
On your Profile tab, we've added a new option called 'Online Status.' From here, you can choose to 'Appear Offline.' This could be useful if you want to play games or watch movies without your friends knowing you're online. You can designate if you would like to appear offline when you log-in or at any time from your Profile, or by holding down the PS Button on DualShock 4 to bring up the Quick Menu.
Friend Online Notification
Now you can choose to get notified when your friends come online. To receive notifications, select a player on your friends list, press Options, and select 'Notify When Online.'
User Scheduled Event
On the Events tab, we're adding the ability to schedule gameplay sessions with your friends. Just select 'Create Event,' and you'll be able to make an invitation for an upcoming gameplay session. Choose the day, time, game, and send it off to your friends. When your event starts, users who registered will automatically be added to a party so you can start playing right away.
You can also share an event to a group, or a community that you're a member of. Once shared, the event will be sent as a message, or posted to a community wall, and members can register from there.
Play Together
This feature allows all members of a Party to see what each person is playing so that you can easily join a friend's game, or start a new game together.
Remote Play (PC/Mac)
With this update, we're expanding PS4's Remote Play capabilities to work with Windows PC and Mac.
Remote Play on PC / Mac is compatible with the following system software:
Windows 8.1
Windows 10 or later
OS X 10.10
OS X 10.11
You'll be able to select from the following resolution and frame rate options, depending on your Internet bandwidth.
Resolution options: 360p, 540p, 720p (Default: 540p)
Frame rate : Standard (30fps), High (60fps) (Default: Standard)
You can use one DualShock 4 as the controller for Remote Play, which needs to be connected to your PC / Mac via a USB cable.
Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 6 Apr 2016 12:40
