Sony has released a new Firmware update for the PS Vita, updating the system software to v3.18. The new update is optional to download and simply improves system stability during use of some features. While it doesn’t mention what features it affects, the update is likely to be needed in order to play newer games.
Sony has released a new firmware update for the PS Vita overnight, updating the portable console to v3.10. The major firmware update makes a number of improvements to the system, as well as adding new features to the console. New features include a Calendar application that syncs with Google, an Application Manager and Voice messaging to other PS Vita and PS4 owners.
Sony has released a minor update for the PS Vita, updating the console’s system software to version 3.01. The update doesn’t add much, apart from improving the stability of the console, but it’s mandatory for all gamers wanting to access the PlayStation Network. It appears that the patch fixes some game exploits too.
Overnight, Sony released a major firmware update for the PS Vita, updating the system software to version v3.00. The firmware update adds and improves a number of features, including the PS4 Link application which can be used for Remote Play and Second Screen gaming. The Group Messaging and Trophies app have also been updated to make them compatible with the PS4.
Sony has released a new compulsory firmware update for the PS Vita overnight, updating the system’s software to version v2.61. The minor update fixes security exploits within the ‘Arcade’ PSN titles to prevent hackers from running homebrew on the system and pirating games. As the firmware is mandatory, you’ll have to update your console if you want to access the PlayStation Network.
A major new firmware update was made available overnight for the PS Vita, updating the console to system software v2.60. The update includes a large number of new features and tweaks to make the console even easier to use, including a smoother looking interface, more PlayStation Plus functionality, and privacy settings for Trophies.
Overnight, Sony released a new minor firmware update for the PS Vita, updating the system software to version v2.12. The update simply improves system software stability, but luckily it’s optional to install, so you won’t need it unless you are having issues on your portable console or unless a specific PS Vita game required the firmware to be installed.
Sony has released a minor update for the PS Vita, updating the portable console to version v2.11, less than a week after releasing firmware v2.10. The minor update simply “improves system stability and the playback of some titles”. So, if you’re having issues with running some games, this update should fix the issues for you.
The PS Vita’s firmware has been updated to version 2.10, adding many improvements and new features to the system. The firmware update adds HTML5 video compatibility to the Browser, and allows your home screen icons to be grouped into Folders, supporting up to 10 apps per folder. Improvements to other apps have also been made, including Email, Group Messaging and the Content Manager.
The latest PS Vita firmware went live overnight, updating the system software to v2.10. If you’re a PlayStation Plus subscriber and have automatic updates turned on, you’ll find the firmware update already downloaded and waiting to be installed. In addition to folders, the firmware update adds and improves a number of features.
