GTA V, for example, contains 90 files that are each 500MB.

There is also the size of the files to consider. So, gamers looking to pirate an older game will not have access to newer titles (unless they have two PS4 consoles). On top of that, the majority of games released in the past 2-3 years will not run on a PS4 that has not been updated. The issue, however, is tracking down a PS4 that still has the old firmware. That is the first big hoop, though not surprising-PS4s running v.1.76 were jailbroken in December 2015. Specifically, version 1.76, which Sony released way back in August 2014. It starts with the PS4 firmware-as described in the NFO (information) files accompanying these games, the release group KOTF (Knights of the Fallen) says the PS4 needs to be running really old firmware. The good news for Sony is that unscrupulous gamers who want to grab a cracked game from the web and play it on their PS4 will have to jump through a hoops that will potentially deter a wider range of users. However, even though the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One have largely been able to avoid piracy from becoming a problem, a whole bunch of ripped PS4 games have found their way to the web, including Grand Theft Auto V and Far Cry 4. Video game piracy is not exactly rampant on modern consoles, certainly not to the extent that is on PC.

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