On August 23, Sony delivered some news that’s sure to get PS Vita fans mildly interested: Sony is back in the handheld game (kind of) via a dedicated remote play streaming device that’ll beam ...

Sony's dedicated PS5 remote play device is called the PlayStation Portal. The handheld costs $200 and it arrives later this year. The company also revealed earbuds and headphones that support its ...

Sony will launch “Project Q” later in 2023, a dedicated Remote Play handheld gaming device with an 8-inch screen made to stream games from your PlayStation 5 over Wi-Fi.

Sony's first-party Remote Play device works great but has a few baffling omissions. Play I did not think for a second I was going to be impressed by the PlayStation Portal, Sony's small-screen ...

Sony’s PlayStation Remote Play is an app that lets you remotely control your PlayStation 4 or 5 from your TV. With this app, you don’t need your console to be sitting close to your TV with a ...

Project Q is a device with an 8-inch screen that lets you play PlayStation 5 games using Sony’s Remote Play system, streaming them from your PS5 over Wi-Fi “when you’re away from your TV ...

Sony's rumored handheld could run PS5 games natively with 16GB RAM, AI upscaling, and AMD's UDNA architecture. Launch expected 2027-2028 alongside PS6.

Sony's really pushing Remote Play at the moment. A dedicated Remote Play handheld machine, the PS Portal, is coming later this year, and now, the functionality is being brought to even more devices.

The PS Remote Play app, which is now available on the Android TV platform carried by Sony TVs, enables PS4 and PS5 owners to access remote gameplay regardless of their location.

Any problems the device has with streaming are simply issues with Sony’s Remote Play feature. For instance, you can’t use apps like YouTube or Spotify via streaming.

It would also make sense, as Sony doesn’t make money on PlayStation hardware sales, but on PlayStation game sales— it’s difficult to see how a Remote Play handheld would contribute to ...

The PlayStation Portal Remote Player will set you back £199.99 / $199.99, but if that seems a little steep, consider that the DualSense Edge pro controller is a tad more expensive still.