Sony is preparing to release a brand-new handheld device called Project Q that is effectively a PS5 version of the Wii U Gamepad controller. There will likely be more substantial PS5 system updates later this year.
They are typically issued with no problem, and that seems to be the case with the latest PS5 system update. They may recall a couple of years ago when a PS4 system update caused some serious issues, though generally console updates are nothing to worry about. Some longtime PlayStation gamers may be nervous whenever Sony issues a new update for the system.
We’ve improved the messages and usability on some screens. We’ve improved system software performance and stability. Needless to say, most PlayStation gamers are unlikely to even notice much of a difference after they update their console to the latest version, though the update will likely still be appreciated. The patch notes for PS5 console update 23.01-07.40.00 are short and sweet, stating only that it improves system software performance and stability, and that it improves the messages and usability on some screens. The PS5 console update for June 2023 is unlikely to stir up much controversy or much excitement. RELATED: Leaker Hints at PS5 Pro, New Nintendo Console For example, Sony updated the PS5 dashboard to show how close players were to completing a game, which some felt constitutes spoiler territory. Most PS5 console update changes have been warmly-received by fans, though some have proven more controversial. Sometimes they have added substantial new features, like Discord support, the ability to transfer content directly from one PS5 console to another, and changes based on fan feedback. PS5 console updates have varied in importance. Sony has acknowledged this by releasing multiple system updates for the PS5 since its launch in 2020. While many would agree that the PlayStation 5 launched in a great state, there's always room for improvement. 
Sony has released a brand-new update for its PlayStation 5 console.
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