Here's everything you need to know about Sony Play Station 4 system update.
As announced on Playstation US blog, the system update 3.0, dubbed as Kenshin, has gone live as of today, Sept. 30.
Basically this major update is focused on improving a better UI for the players.
Also, the players' feedbacks helped Sony's team bring a new gaming experience for the Play Station 4 owners through the 3.0 system update as it aims to "connect with friends and players around the world, expanding the social capabilities of the system even further."
Here are some of the features highlighted on the update from Playstation Lifestyle:
-Sharing video clips to Twitter: Now it's easy to share video clips to Twitter directly from your PS4. You'll see a new icon on the Upload Video Clip menu, nestled between Facebook and YouTube. Maximum video length is 10 seconds, though you'll have the ability to trim longer clips. Don't forget - you can double tap the Share button to start recording a video, and press it again to stop.
-PlayStation Plus: We've made a dedicated section for PlayStation Plus, which you can access by clicking the big Plus icon on the top right corner of your PS4 home screen. Once there you can easily manage your membership, see the monthly free games to download, deals for PS Plus members, and all of the games you've redeemed through PS Plus on PS4.
-YouTube live: You'll see a new icon for YouTube on the Broadcast Gameplay Screen, accessible after hitting the Share button. Now you can live stream directly from your PS4 to YouTube. Livestreams will be viewable across YouTube.
-PNG Screenshots: If you'd like your game screenshots to be in a higher quality format, you can now select PNG instead of JPEG. To access, press Share > Share Settings > Screenshot Settings > Image Format. (For the full list of new features and virtual tour. Click here.)
Though the Play Station 4 system update 3.0 brings a total overhaul on the console, it is disappointing to know that Sony removed USB music player app, CraveOnline added.
