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PlayStation 4's System Software Update 2.00 Coming Next Week
Sony today revealed the release date of PlayStation 4's system software update 2.00, codenamed Masamune.
The official PlayStation twitter account confirmed that Masamune will launch on Tuesday, October 28.
PS4's next software update, Masamune, will be available on 10/28. Includes Share Play, USB Music player, and more! pic.twitter.com/FjfgcY91Ki
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) October 23, 2014
The update is to be quite substantial, including several new features like a new USB music player, background themes, easier new friend finding, and much more.
Check out the full update details at the PlayStation Blog.
Our Take
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