A new update for PlayStation 5 consoles has gone live, and as usual, don't expect it do too much for your gaming hardware beyond the usual performance and stability upgrade. "This system software update improves system performance," reads the very brief notes for update 22.02-06.02.00.

The last substantial update for the PS5 was the September patch that added 1440p support and folders, as well as several other handy features for the console. This is the second system patch this month, as an October 5 update also added a few improvements under the hood.

This update is one that modders and homebrewers will naturally want to avoid, as the PS5 jailbreak that went public this month only works with very old firmware. Sony usually views modifications of this type as a gateway towards piracy, and regular firmware upgrades have attempted to keep that problem under control.