PlayStation 4 Supports Party Chat, Friends Limit Set to 2,000

<p>Some new details have been released about the PlayStation 4&comma; thanks to a new Q&amp&semi;A video from PlayStation Access&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>To start&comma; the PlayStation 4 will support party chat at launch&comma; and the PSN friends list now caps out at 2&comma;000&period; 2&comma;000 sounds like too many people to know at any one time but&comma; sure&comma; okay&period; Remind me to turn off whatever sound plays when people sign-in&period; Also&comma; for those of you that didn&&num;8217&semi;t know&comma; your PSN ID does carry over&comma; should you desire to keep it&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>In addition&comma; it was confirmed that &&num;8211&semi; even though you need PlayStation Plus to play online &&num;8211&semi; it is not required to access apps like Netflix&comma; the aforementioned party chat&comma; or play free-to-play games&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Check out the Q&amp&semi;A video below&comma; where more questions are asked&sol;answered and remember that the PlayStation 4 releases this holiday &lpar;or&comma; like&comma; November&rpar;&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p><iframe src&equals;"&sol;&sol;www&period;youtube&period;com&sol;embed&sol;kYbpyh4EP6g" width&equals;"560" height&equals;"315" frameborder&equals;"0" allowfullscreen&equals;"allowfullscreen"><&sol;iframe><&sol;p>&NewLine;