PlayStation 5 (PS5) system software update 25.06-12.00.00 is available now for its users. The new update brings several improvements, which include a power saver option for supported PS5 games. It can be adjusted by going to Settings, then System, Power Saving, and selecting Use Power Saver. The update also improves wireless controller support and system stability.  The DualSense and DualSense Edge wireless controllers have received updated software. Players can now pair their controller with up to four different devices and switch between them easily. To update the system software on a PS5 console, you can choose between automatic and manual methods. For automatic update, go to Settings, then System, followed by System Software, and select System Software Update and Settings. The platform said, "Automatically update your system software while your console is in rest mode so that the next time you use your console, the system software is updated to the latest version. For manual updates, navigate to Settings, then System, and select System Software, followed by System Software Update and Settings. Select Update System Software to install the latest version. Made on YouTube 2025: Google-Owned Platform Unveils New Features To Edit Shorts With Veo 3, Studio and Live Tools To Enhance Creator Creativity; Check Details.

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