And while it hasn't received many new games since, at least from Sony itself Shakedown: Hawaii released for the PS3 in only a few months before the PlayStation 5 launched , there are clearly people who still use the system to replay old favorites that aren't available on more modern platforms.
Still, it's surprising and bizarre to learn that a new system update is available for it. It's been discovered that the latest system software update for the PlayStation 3 released on June 1st, so it's still very recent. It's titled version 4. But don't expect this to mean that Sony's coming back to support the PS3 as the only thing the update does is improve system performance.
While this obviously doesn't indicate anything, it coincidentally enough comes just about a month or so before the console's PlayStation Store was going to be shut down. This generated enough of a backlash that Sony has decided to keep the PS3's and Vita's stores up for the time being the PSP's store will still be shut down in July.
Sony responded to the lawsuits by requesting a dismissal on the grounds that "no one cared about the feature" and that the filings cite quotes from 3rd party websites, the instruction manual, the PlayStation Web site and claims they are invalid proof and that Sony can disable PSN and the other advertised features playing games that require newer firmware, etc.
The lawyers for the plaintiffs are reviewing the request and say that this is fairly common at this stage of the game and that the case will be reviewed before a judge in November SCEA also made claims that they are not the division solely responsible for the removal and should not be held responsible despite conflicting information to the contrary.
System software version 4. The PlayStation 3 is capable of photo, audio, and video playback in a variety of formats. It also includes various photo slideshow options and several music visualizations. The following lists the photo, audio, and video formats that are supported on the PS3. Remember to check what links here and the page history before deletion.
Notes: Template:Refbegin. Other gaming platforms from this generation :. Wiki Content. Nintendo 3DS system software Wii U system software. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? PlayStation 3 system software. Edit source History Talk 0. This page is a candidate for deletion. Cancel Save. Fan Feed. Universal Conquest Wiki. System changes Improves system stability during use of some features. System changes Improves stability during the use of some features.
System changes Minor optional update that improves stability during the use of some features. Game changes "Check for Update" has been added to the options menu for a game by pressing Triangle. Similar to the PS4, PSP and Vita, game title updates can now be manually checked when your system is connected to the internet. System changes Wireless pairing is now supported for the DualShock 4 wireless controller. System changes Support for the new Wireless Stereo Headset 2.
System stability during use of PS3 format software and network services has been improved, including PlayStation Now. System changes System stability during use of PS3 format software and network services has been improved. PlayStation Move safety notices have been removed when launching a supported game title. They can now be read from the options menu by pressing Triangle when a Move supported title is selected.
You can also specify for each game whether to show trophies. When this setting is [On], the PS3 system will automatically start each day at the specified time and perform these operations before turning off: Download content items purchased with other devices Download the latest system software System changes "PlayStation Network" has been renamed to "PSN". Settings changes You can now hide notifications when you earn a trophy. This version of the system software addresses this issue.
Visit faq. Network changes Improved trophy notifications. System changes System stability has been improved. System changes System stability during use of some PS3 software has been improved. Users can purchase content from the online store and have it download automatically to their PlayStation 3.
Blocked the use of Proxy Servers to prevent the use of patch blocker programs and patch bypass exploits. Game changes Issues with some games have been fixed, especially control lag for backwards compatibility to a certain degree. You can now view trophies by original game or add-on when viewing offline trophy mode when in a game.
Media changes [Closed Captions] has been added as a feature under [Video Settings]. Network changes Trophies have been moved to the [PlayStation Network] category. However, it will still operate until November if already present on the system. Improves certain aspects of system software. System changes Improves system stability.
The default setting is one hour. Game changes Users can now select multiple saved game data files to copy or delete. System changes The sidetoning feature of the Wireless Stereo Headset, introduced in system software update 4. The [Eject Disc] function has been renamed to [Remove Disc]. Network changes When a message with no subject is received, that message's subject line now displays the entire text from the message.
Users are now only asked once per session if they want to run plugins when using the [Internet Browser]. Mandatory elsewhere. System changes Improves certain aspects of system software. The disappearing text bug with the [English United Kingdom ] and [Portuguese Brazil ] language settings has been fixed for trophy syncing.
The display speed and web page layout accuracy of the Internet Browser has been improved. You can now share information about obtained PlayStation Plus discounts and downloads, as well as rated Store content, on Facebook. System changes PlayStation Vita is now supported. PlayStation Plus members can now choose which items are updated by the [Automatic Update] feature. The [Saved Data Auto-Upload] option must now be set for each game, unless the feature is turned off completely.
Health and Safety Information is now displayed during start up. A new Health Information menu has been added to the disc menu for every game. The file overwrite warning has been redesigned and is now also displayed when uploading to the cloud.
A [Restore File System] feature has been added to the bootup sequence when there is a system crash. Removed certain characters and smilies from the system dictionary. Network changes [Privacy Settings] has been added as a feature under [Account Management], allowing users to control who they receive messages and friend requests from.
Terms of Service changes Under Section 18 Users must agree to abdicate the ability to participate in class action lawsuits against Sony. Failure to agree to this alteration of terms will result in users inability to access any purchased content digitally distributed through PSN and eventually physical disc games became unusable as their development required firmware updates more recent than 3.
System security has been improved. Settings changes [Automatic Download] has been renamed [Automatic Update]. PSP Remaster Compatibility options have been added. Disc changes 3D support available when accessing Java-based content on Blu-ray video discs. Network changes New " Recommendations " function has been added to the [PlayStation Store] that enables users to share links to items. Users are now able to choose to automatically upload saved games using the features added in version 3.
Trophies will sync automatically at the time set in [Automatic Update]. The Friends List now sorts alphabetically by default. Patched out one of the AVP patch bypass exploits. Network changes Users are required to change their PlayStation Network password. System changes System security has been improved. Network changes Changed Friends List sorting. Allows PlayStation Plus subscribers to store up to MB or game save data files whichever comes first online. This includes 'copy-prohibited game data'.
Such data is restorable once every 24 hours. Now allows a choice of 10, 20, or 30 minute power save feature for automatically turning off controller.
Downloaded demos are no longer collapsed in a folder. System changes reissued version Initially caused issues like in 3. A semi-fix has been published. Fix will only work if user still has the original unformatted hard drive. Users who don't have the old hard drive or have formatted it are not able to install system software.
The firmware can no longer be downgraded at the time of release. Disc changes Preparation for stereoscopic 3D support in Blu-ray films. Disables many unlicensed USB controllers. Network changes The update prepares for the "You May Like" feature on the PlayStation Store which offers game recommendations while browsing, based on games that other users purchased. Enables incremental software patching allowing future system software updates to be applied without having to download and reinstall the whole firmware.
This was fixed with an updated version of the firmware with the same version number on August the 2nd and small patch has been made for those who already installed new firmware. The system automatically searches for and finds the update data saved on the storage media or USB device. Start the update. Press the Close button to start the update. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the update.
Confirm that the update was successful. If the [System Software] field displays the version number of the update, the update was successful. Update using disc media Use the update data included on a game disc to perform the update. Here's other similar drivers that are different versions or releases for different operating systems: Sony PlayStation 5 Firmware Sony PlayStation 4 Firmware 7. Sony PlayStation Vita Firmware 3. Sony PlayStation 4 Firmware 4.
Sony PlayStation 3 Firmware 3. Sony PlayStation 4 Firmware Update 1.
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