(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); PS3 owners can get ready to expect yet another PS3 firmware update shortly. According to the official PlayStation blog, the upcoming Firmware Update 3.41 will bring to the forefront recommendations for videos as well as games located on the PlayStation Store.

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A new ‘You May Like’ action will be included into the PlayStation Store and can be spotted on the right-hand side of the page. This can be viewed when players browse and surf through details on their desired title. The new section portrays additional items that reflect the purchases other members of the PlayStation Network. They can then opt for the section in order to zoom in and browse through the recommended names.

With this new firmware update, gamers can now be informed about new titles that were previously oblivious to them. It also makes their shopping experience much easier. The blog reveals that the newly added feature bears quite a few similarities to the five-star ratings feature which was included in the previous firmware update. Although the 3.41 update is scheduled to release soon, players can expect the recommendations feature to unveil by the end of this month.

Another revelation made on the PlayStation blog comes in the form of the next PSP firmware update (v.6.31). This minor update will also be scheduled to release shortly. Players may also note that the system software stability of some PSP format software games has been heightened.

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fk this shit's useless. why is it a mandatory update?

Man that is just crap man, seriously, if ya wanna make psn users proud and shit, make that cross chat or something very useful -.-

They want to disable the hacks of Hunter & TheUnkn0wn.

That was my first thought, too.

lol.

Sony doesn't give a damn about them.

My thoughts exactly.

Hmm so thats what it did

WHERE THE COOL UPDATES!!?????!!???

wow.............

I don't wanna do another crappy updates. It's the second one in under a month.