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Submitted by kharma45 1068d ago | rumor

PS3 Firmware 2.70 Out Sometime This Month?

Psyonix Developers Psyonix-Corey and Psyonix-Jerad posted the following in the SARBPC forum in a thread about a PSN Sign-out Bug.

Psyonix-Corey wrote: "Sony mentioned a bug they fixed with the next system software update (2.7.0) that might resolve these issues, but we have to narrow it down and verify it's the same problem to be sure it's that and not something we need to fix on our end"

Psyonix-Jerad wrote: "IIRC it will drop later this month. And contain lots of fun new fixes. I'm excited about this one, lots of new stuff. :)

Though, I dont think I can mention any of them just yet." (PS3, Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket Powered Battle Cars)

Update The article has been edited, it now contains only 10 posts (it was 15 before) and the comment by Psyonix-Jerad has been removed along with all associated posts to do with his post but no reason has been given for the removal

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