• Install games straight from a USB or external drive. Plug a drive with
  .pkg files into the PS5 and install them right from the app — no uploading
  from your computer first. A new External Packages section finds them
  automatically. (The app copies the package onto the console before installing,
  because the PS5's installer can't read a USB drive directly.)
• PS4 / PS5 badges on every package, so you can tell at a glance which
  console a .pkg is for.
• Installs are honest about whether they actually worked. The app now
  confirms the game really landed on the console before saying "installed" — and
  reworked which install method it uses under the hood, so packages that used to
  quietly fail now install correctly. (Verified end-to-end on real hardware
  across multiple firmwares.)
• Base games and their updates no longer clash. A game and its update share
  the same ID; the app keeps them apart so one never overwrites the other, and
  warns you if you try to install an update before its base game is on the
  console.
• A friendlier, more visual interface. Preview a screenshot before
  downloading it, search inside a single game instead of the whole console, see
  all your drives at the top of the File System tab, get a heads-up banner when a
  new version is out, and reach quick actions (Open folder, Copy details) from a
  menu on each package. Game artwork shows up in more places.
• Adjust the text size. If the app renders too large (common on some Android
  phones with a big display-size setting), Settings now has a Text size control
  that resizes the whole interface.
• Now officially covers firmware up to 12.70.