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PS4 system software update version 6.50 now available - Gematsu
PS4 Update 10.00 Released for Updated Features This September 7
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PS4 System Update 10.00 Brings Some New Changes With It
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PS4 gets MAJOR new games feature ahead of system update 7.00 release | Gaming | Entertainment | Express.co.uk
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PS4 System Software Update 9.00 reportedly causing performance issues in some consoles - NotebookCheck.net News
PS4 System Software 3.50 | Check out some of the new features coming your way - YouTube
PS4 System Update 9.60 Released | The New Kernel Exploit Patched on 9.03 - YouTube
PS4's 8.00 system update messed with parties and fans are mad
PS4 System Update 1.75 Is Now Live, Adds 3D Blu-ray Support And More? | Attack of the Fanboy
Why You (Might) Want the New PlayStation 4 Pro | WIRED
PS4 firmware update 6.20 is out now | VG247
PlayStation 4 latest software update is reportedly causing issues with social features, friend lists and system stability | TechSpot
![PlayStation 4 software update 4.0, with HDR support, released today [Update] | Ars Technica](https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Screen-Shot-2016-09-07-at-12.54.36-PM.png "PlayStation 4 software update 4.0, with HDR support, released today [Update] | Ars Technica")
PlayStation 4 software update 4.0, with HDR support, released today [Update] | Ars Technica
