Finally, it’ll allow PS Now subscribers to pick between 720p and 1080p image quality when streaming games, assuming you have the bandwidth and broadband connection to cope with it. That should result in much better image quality when you’re play games from the cloud, which is a welcome step forward for the service. Sony’s also seeking to improve the way Trophies are handled. You’ll now be able to track certain trinkets within the Control Centre, giving you easy access to the requirements of gongs you’re currently working on. This will come alongside more personalisation to the Control Centre interface itself, as well as further improvements to the way messaging and parties are handled.
There’s no official release date for the firmware update just yet, but we assume it can’t be too far away if the beta goes according to plan.
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