Halo: The Master Chief Collection Content Update 5 Released December 3, 2014

A new content update has been released for Halo: The Master Chief Collection tonight and if the outcries of the community can be believed, it is sorely needed. Update 5 seems to focus specifically on the game’s infamous matchmaking issues. Here’s the complete patch notes if you would like to see specifically what was fixed.

It’s too early to tell if this patch is going to fix the game’s multiplayer problems but 343 Industries has promised to continue releasing updates until the game is working at 100%. If you had the previous content update installed, this new patch should only be a little over 100MB to download.

Halo: The Master Chief Collection is out now exclusively on the Xbox One.

The Evil Within Patch 2 Released December 3, 2014

The Xbox One and PS4 versions of the multiplatform horror title The Evil Within has just gotten a massive patch weighing in at just over 1GB. Sadly, the game’s developers have not released any information about the new patch, except to say that it includes several bug fixes and optimizations. A PC version is also in development and should be released soon.

The Evil Within is out now on PC, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS3, and PS4.

Playstation 4 System Update 2.03 Released December 3, 2014

A required system update for the PS4 was released earlier today. The new software, version 2.03, listed unspecific information about what it changed, altered or fixed in the PS4, merely citing that it improves system stability.

Typically, the PS4 will automatically start to download the most recent software update in the background and will notify you when it is completed, but I’ve found that it’s much faster to simply run the system software update feature manually from the PS4’s settings menu. If you are already running version 2.02, the 2.03 update is slightly over 200MB.

You must install the most recent system update to use the Playstation Network.