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Sunday Comics: Dead Island The newest PS3 firmware update (v3.70) adds auto-syncing trophies and an auto-upload function for online save data… but only for PlayStation Plus subscribers. A PlayStation Store “recommendations” feature, a “TV/Video Services” XMB section and Blu-ray 3D enhancements are for everybody.
Your PlayStation 3 has just graduated to version 3.50, adding 3D Blu-ray support, more Facebook integration and better griefing reporting. More details at the official PlayStation.blog.
Someday soon, you’ll be asked to update your PlayStation 3′s software. When you do, you’ll be ready for the PlayStation Store’s new recommendations feature. Consider it new for you to be sold things via the console’s PlayStation Network.
Sony’s new PlayStation Plus subscription service is launching, officially, in North America on June 29. That means a new way to spend 50 bucks a year on your PlayStation 3 and a new firmware update will all-new features.
Ever since it launched in 2006, one of the neater features of the PlayStation 3 has been its ability to run operating systems other than its own. Like Linux. Next month, however, the console will ditch that compatibility.
PlayStation 3 owners, you must download the latest firmware for the console, whether you want to play PSP minis on the thing or not. The previously optional firmware update (v3.15) has been upgraded to mandatory. Download now! [PlayStation.com]
Just a heads up — PlayStation 3′s 3.10 firmware update is live. Go check it out with Facebook integration with your trophies, store purchases and in-game progress.
