The new firmware update is available now and includes 1440p support, new game base features, and more

The latest System Software update for the PlayStation 5 was deployed earlier today, bringing the firmware to version 22.02-06 with a long list of new features and improvements.

After being released to beta users earlier this year, the PlayStation 5 is now capable of outputting at 1440p via HDMI. Users will need to ensure that their monitor is capable of outputting at the desired resolution, but a testing feature is available directly from the console.

The new update also allows users to create folders within their game collections, as to make it easier to locate some of your favorite or most played titles.

To find out more about the new PlayStation 5 System Software update, check out the full patch notes below.

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Main Features in this system software update

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