Sony is preparing for a major update to the PlayStation 5 this summer, and it is expected that with the arrival of the holidays the company will update the firmware of its console to allow users to update the SSD, or what would be more. optimal, take advantage of the additional M.2 slot to add a second SSD in which to store all the games you want without worrying about space.
Taking into account that the PlayStation 5 comes with an SSD with about 667 GB of available space and that only the latest Call of Duty occupies just over 130 GB of space, it is evident the limitations existing since the launch of the console itself.
"As previously announced, we are working to enable the expansion of M.2 SSD storage for the PlayStation 5. The schedule has not been announced and details will be shared later," was the only official Sony has revealed.
Of course, with the arrival of summer and holidays, the heat also arrives, so a firmware will also be implemented that will allow the turbine fan of the console to rotate at a higher speed to try to counteract the increase in temperatures so that loudness will be sacrificed in exchange for avoiding any risk of excess temperature.
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