If you’ve got a PlayStation Vita and want to take advantage of the PlayStation 20th Anniversary sale which features some ridiculously good deals then listen up. Sony has pushed out a mandatory PlayStation Vita firmware that’s required before being able to access the PlayStation Network. As of right now, it’s unclear what the PlayStation Vita firmware update 3.36 brings with it as Sony has yet to update their support site. Luckily the update weighs in at 124MB, making it an easy ordeal to download and install.
With such a small increment in the update (last firmware update was 3.35), I doubt we’ll see any major changes. Instead, the update is likely the usual under the hood tweaking for improved performance and bug squashes. We’ll be sure to update this article once Sony provides a detailed changelog of PlayStation Vita firmware update 3.36.
Discuss:
Have you noticed any changes in your Vita after the latest firmware update?
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