With the holiday season and a new wave of exciting game releases approaching, today we're pleased to roll out an all-new PS5 system software update globally. Thanks to support from our beta participants, this update includes a number of features from the latest PS5 beta. PS Remote Play is now supported on more Android devices, . Additionally, we're also introducing new features like support for PS Remote Play on more Android devices—providing new options to stream your favorite PlayStation games—alongside some new enhancements coming to PS App in the coming weeks.

Expect new accessibility features, such as using a second DualSense controller for assistance, new audio options that allow 3D Audio powered by Tempest 3D AudioTech to be enjoyed on compatible Dolby Atmos-enabled HDMI devices, new ways to connect with other players and customize your multiplayer sessions, and
support for larger-capacity M.2 SSDs (up to 8 TB).Newly announced features
PS Remote Play support on additional Android devices:

• PS Remote Play allows you to stream games from your PS5 or PS4 console to another device - including smartphones and tablets (iOS and Android), PCs and Mac - over the internet or through your home network. This provides you with more options to enjoy your favorite games even when you're away from the living room.*
• Starting today, the PS Remote Play app will be available on devices running Android TV OS 12.
• Here are the verified devices so far:
• Chromecast with Google TV (4K model)
• BRAVIA XR A95L model
• To use Remote Play on these devices, search for the PS Remote Play app on your Android device to download and install the app.
• To learn more about PS Remote Play, visit PlayStation.com.

Support for larger-capacity M.2 SSDs
You can now use an M.2 SSD with a maximum capacity of 8 TB (up from the previous 4 TB limit) to expand storage space on your PS5 console.

• Important: M.2 SSDs must meet the requirements outlined on this page. Please read the page linked above carefully before purchasing any M.2 SSDs for use with your PS5.

New Voice Command options (U.S. and U.K. limited release)
Voice Command has been improved.

• Say "Hey PlayStation, help" to activate Help content. You can now navigate between help content pages using Voice Command.
• Say "Hey PlayStation, what's new?" and you can now check for new PS5 features and see the current PlayStation Plus monthly games lineup.

Note: Voice Command (Preview) is currently available in English for PS5 players with accounts registered to the U.S. and U.K.

New PS App enhancements
Later this month, we'll also gradually roll out some new features for PS App globally, on iOS and Android. Just like the PS5 console updates, you'll be able to react to messages with emojis and see a preview of someone's Share Screen before joining the party on PS App.PS5 Beta features rolling out globally today
Previously announced features that were part of the beta will also be included in the global release.

New accessibility features:

• Use a Second Controller for Assistance. You can now assign a second controller to one account as an assist controller, and use two controllers to operate your PS5 console as if you were using a single controller. This feature introduces a new way for you to enjoy games collaboratively with others or help a friend or child navigate a particularly challenging section of a game.
• To use an assist controller, go to [Settings] > [Accessibility] > [Controllers] > [Use Second Controller for Assistance], and then turn on [Use Assist Controller].
• You can use an assist controller when your main controller is a DualSense or DualSense Edge wireless controller, or a PS5-supported third-party controller

System UI Haptic Feedback
You now have the option to turn on haptic feedback effects while navigating your PS5 with your DualSense controller, DualSense Edge controller, or PS VR2 Sense controller.

• When enabled, system sound effects for certain events will also be reflected physically through haptics, such as moving focus, reaching the end limit of a scrollable section, checking a box, or when you receive a notification or start up a game. This optional feature enhances immersion and is particularly useful for players with some level of sight or hearing disability, who appreciate the additional feedback on their inputs.
• To turn on this feature, go to [Settings] > [Accessibility] > [Controllers], and then turn on [Haptic Feedback During Console Navigation].

Support for compatible Dolby Atmos-enabled audio devices
3D Audio powered by Tempest 3D AudioTech can now be enjoyed by those who own compatible Dolby Atmos-enabled HDMI devices such as soundbars, TVs or home theater systems. Tempest 3D AudioTech specifically renders to the Dolby Atmos audio device in use - including overhead channels - allowing for even greater levels of immersion in the audioscapes of PS5 games.

• To turn on Dolby Atmos, go to [Settings] > [Sound] > [Audio Output] > [Audio Format (Priority)], and then select [Dolby Atmos].

To learn more about new social media and ease-of-use features follow this link.

We are truly grateful to our community for always providing us with valuable feedback. Let us know which updates you're excited for!