Sony Releases Unexpected Firmware Update for 19-Year-Old PS3

The update, version 4.92, renews the Blu-ray encryption key and improves system performance for the discontinued console.

Sony has released firmware update 4.92 for the PlayStation 3, nearly 19 years after the console's original launch.
The update primarily focuses on renewing the Blu-ray player encryption key, ensuring continued functionality for disc playback.
PlayStation describes the update as improving system performance, though no major new features have been added.
PS3 was officially discontinued in North America in 2016, but Sony continues to support it with occasional updates.
The PS3 remains a valuable option for accessing certain games and features not available on newer consoles like the PS5.