PlayStation 4 has received its first firmware update in a post-PlayStation 5 world. The older system?s latest update comes in the form of System Software Update 8.01. Unsurprisingly, it does not seem to feature anything too special. Update 8.01 weighs in at 476.9MB and, like many other incremental changes, means to improve the system?s overall performance. Thankfully, it shouldn?t take PS4 users too long to download and install 8.01.
The PS4 System Software Update in question went live earlier this morning, one day after the PlayStation 5 received its very first post-launch update. PlayStation 5?s System Software Update also improved system performance, managing to take up only 868MB of space.

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