Thu, Mar 13, 2008 | 08:19 GMT

PS3 firmware upgraded to 2.17

Sounds thrilling. Apparently SCEA’s upgraded PS3′s firmware to 2.17, a fix that means “operating stability of some online PS3 titles has been improved,” according to this.

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#1

daikyosenshi
13/03/08, 9:40 am

What’s so thrilling about it?:) It’s not like Sony has suddenly decided to add ingame XMB. Just a bunch of bug/hole/ability to play backed up games fixes. What a shame…

#2

patlike
13/03/08, 9:56 am

I was being sarcastic :)

#3

daikyosenshi
13/03/08, 11:13 am

Oh. Well in that case. Yeah! Sony! You’re the best! You deliver!

Although there is one interesting tidbit. It says so here:
http://ps3.qj.net/PlayStation-3-firmware-2-17-out-now-Update-/pg/49/aid/115786
that on the official japanese sony site there’s a strange line about the update which goes something like this: “That can be installed to hard disk PlayStation 2 has been added to the standard software.”

I wonder if it is a legit PS2 titles back up functionality. Could somebody go there and explore what it is?

#4

frod
13/03/08, 3:44 pm

probably more like FFXI compat

#5

patlike
13/03/08, 3:46 pm

S’what it is. I updated the other story.

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