I'm still on 5.1 or something. Purely because I can currently play every game I'd want to play on there. The next time I upgrade will be when a new game that I want requires the latest firmware.
If you're having to ask "is it worth upgrading?", the answer is probably no. If there was a good enough reason to upgrade, you probably wouldn't be asking.
If you're having to ask "is it worth upgrading?", the answer is probably no. If there was a good enough reason to upgrade, you probably wouldn't be asking.
Here I am sitting on 5.1. Patching the few games that require 6.2 and 7.0. no reason to update yet.
*Edit* unless I want better 6.2 custom themes support.
Last edited by Philliyxx,
Now that we have full support for 7.0.1 the question is, is it worth staying on 6.2? My answer... No, why would you?
Full support? Why bother with the hassle of sifting through the sig patch fiasco which is currently the 1st page on the exploits section, switching over to atmosphere, and finding the right installer combination out of the 5-6 that are working fine <7.0?
Stay on 6.2 if you didn’t update already. I only updated to 6.2 because I was having issues with patched updates not working right for me when I was on 5.1. 7.0 is really just a change in the firmware number to me.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
I personally have 0 to gain by updating from 6.2 (at this time).
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I personally have 0 to gain by updating from 6.2 (at this time).
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I probably won't update again till that Resident Evil pack comes out or if we get a good indie game that requires new firmware. Possibly MK11.
I probably won't update again till that Resident Evil pack comes out or if we get a good indie game that requires new firmware. Possibly MK11.
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