 Better sound, using two controllers as one, and the option to search for games in your library are among the new features. The latest in a long line of PlayStation 5 updates will try to enhance the player experience and accessibility with a number of new tweaks being added. Some of the highlights of the patch include using the PS Remote Play option on more Android devices, support for twice as much storage, better compatibility with Dolby Atmos devices, the option to use haptic feedback in the user interface, and being able to react to messages with emojis. But the biggest new feature is perhaps being able to connect a second controller to the same account. With this update a second PlayStation 5 controller can act as an assistant, so you can use two controllers as if you were using a single controller. Senior Vice President of Platform Experience at PlayStation, Hideaki Nishino, says, via the update note: 'This feature introduces a new way for you to enjoy games collaboratively with others or help a friend or child navigate a particularly challenging section of a game.' Dark Souls finally has an easy mode (Picture: Sony) As games are getting bigger and our libraries are getting fuller with the years, some people might wish for even more storage. This update will grant those wishes, as you can now use an M.2 SSD with capacity up to 8TB (instead of the existing maximum of 4TB). Make sure you buy the correct SSD, though. PlayStation have their own how-to guide for that. For the ones whose libraries are a crammed mess, PlayStation 5 has also finally added a search function. So that could save some time. Additionally, starting today, you can connect your PlayStation 5 to more Android devices through the PS Remote Play app (the app that helps you stream games to other devices). The update states that the app will be available on devices with Android TV OS 12, which includes Chromecast with Google TV (4k model) and the Bravia){kind=link}
Better sound, using two controllers as one, and the option to search for games in your library are among the new features.
The latest in a long line of PlayStation 5 updates will try to enhance the player experience and accessibility with a number of new tweaks being added.
Some of the highlights of the patch include using the PS Remote Play option on more Android devices, support for twice as much storage, better compatibility with Dolby Atmos devices, the option to use haptic feedback in the user interface, and being able to react to messages with emojis.
But the biggest new feature is perhaps being able to connect a second controller to the same account.
With this update a second PlayStation 5 controller can act as an assistant, so you can use two controllers as if you were using a single controller.