Sony to roll out first major software update of PS5 since launch


Sony rolls out its first major update for the PlayStation 5, which includes the option to store PS5 games on external USB storage. — dpa

Sony is rolling out its first major system update to the PlayStation 5 console from Wednesday, which will include the ability to store PS5 games on external USB storage.

The feature means users will be able to offload PS5 titles from their console’s main internal storage, providing more space and making it faster to reinstall games instead of re-downloading or copying them from a disc.

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