The PlayStation 4 (PS4) got the hotly anticipated Yukimura update, also known as firmware 2.50, on Sunday. It was crucial for a host of reasons, the most important of which is the ability to back up the entire contents of your PS4, including game installs.
This will help if you ever need to re-install a game. Some of which, like Grand Theft Auto V weigh in at around 40GB. With the new update, you won't have to re-download any of your digitally purchased games if you decide to upgrade your PS4's hard drive to something more substantial than the existing 500GB it comes with. It could also be useful if you've deleted a game to make space on your console, and want to play it again.
You'll need an external hard drive or USB pen drive to store your existing data from your PS4. Follow these steps to back up and restore your data:
Once you do this, the game is copied to your PS4 and you can get back to playing it whenever you want to.
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