Feb 25, 2017 02:25 AM EST By Darren Anderson, UniversityHerald Reporter

PS4 Pro 4.50 release date is generating positive impressions since its beta has been launched for PlayStation community testing ahead of its reported March release date amid competition with Xbox Gold March lineup. Meanwhile, the said PS4 release date remains unconfirmed since Sony has maintained its silence about it.

According to PlayStation Universe, PS4 beta phase is about to close since March is fast approaching amid the lack of confirmation. The source advised that PS4 Pro 4.50 fans should remain ready since there are five interesting reasons coming up once the latest update unfolds.

PS4 Pro 4.50 Theme Customization

PS4 Pro 4.50 update will provide gamers the opportunity to choose wallpapers as backgrounds for their console breaking away from the old-fashioned way of downloading images from the PlayStation Store.

Hard Drive Upgrade

PS4 Pro 4.50 allows users to upgrade PS4 with an external HDD. This means, aside from the internal HDD, gamers can now choose their preferred USB 3.0 external HDD to stack up more games, apps and media without worrying about running out of space.

Boost Mode

Boost Mode will be exclusively available for PS4 Pro users via PS4 Pro 4.50. This update transforms the games by improving their resolution and frame-rate.

New Menu Options

Accessing the Quick Menu is somehow tricky during the game as it fills up a larger portion of the screen affecting the gameplay but with the PS4 Pro 4.50, it now takes lesser space to keep your gaming mode unaffected at all.

3D Blu-Ray PSVR support

This PS4 Pro 4.50 will eliminate your worries of having a 3D TV to watch 3D movies and videos since Sony will be including 3D Blu-Ray support to its latest PSVR headset firmware upgrade. PlayStation VR porn is included in the receiving lineup and watching conventional 3D outputs in a very new way.

Aside from PS4 Pro 4.50 update, the PlayStation Plus February 2017 lineup will include 5 PS4 and Cross-Buy titles, Daily Star UK reported.

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