A PlayStation 5 system software update recently went live, improving the ability to access PlayStation 4 games that are saved on an external drive once plugged into the next-gen console?s USB port.
Twitter user Robert Serrano noted that the update is 0.87 GB in size, and updates PS5?s firmware version from 20.02-2.10.00.00-00.00.00.0.1 to 20.02-2.20.00.07-00.00.00.01.

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