Updates for the WWE Network have been rolled out for Roku and PlayStation 4 users.

For the PlayStation 4 version, which was launched Thursday night, part of the new update involves a "search" option that was previously unavailable on the initial launch of the streaming service.

In an update to their previous announcement, Roku has since posted the following updated announcement on their official Twitter page:

"#WWENetwork update: we just pushed a fix to the channel. Don't see it? Force an update by clicking Settings -> System update -> check now."

In other updates regarding the WWE Network, PWInsider.com states that the 2014 Elimination Chamber pay-per-view event will be made available to view on-demand on March 24th "due to a contractual obligation with pay-per-view replays," while going forward, all other pay-per-view events will be available for viewing on-demand the day after they originally air. The website also states that the 2014 Royal Rumble event is now available for viewing on-demand on the network.

Further reports from PWInsider.com are also that the reason for some limited content being available currently on the WWE Network is because of the free one-week trial period, as WWE wants to give people enough of a sample to convince them to purchase a subscription without giving them everything at once.

In regards to adding new content, the website also reports there are plans to add every episode of WWE Saturday Night's Main Event and WCW Clash of the Champions in the future. As previously reported, there is also talk of adding WWE's entire collection of old-school Madison Square Garden events.