For those playing at home, PlayStation 4 System Software Update 2.02 is the second update to be released in the past week from Sony. Since firmware 2.0 launched, different bugs have popped up on the PS4 like the inability to wake up your console from Rest Mode. Minor in size, Sony is hoping that the latest firmware update helps quell all issues. As you’d expect with such updates, no new features are found and instead it’s meant to address ‘software stability’ on PS4.

It’s worth noting that PlayStation 4 System Software Update 2.02 is an optional install, though I’d recommend downloading the latest firmware, seeing how it’s quick. Official note on the firmware:

 System software stability during use of some features has been improved. 

Weighing in at 217.2MB, the latest firmware can be be downloading on PS4 by going to Settings > System Software Update.

Discuss:

Did PlayStation 4 System Software Update 2.02 resolve any issues you may have had with firmware 2.0?

[Via PlayStation Support]