a few days ago Sony Revealed the final name, price and more details of the new PlayStation Portable System, Project Q PlayStation portal. This Remote Play device will not be a successor to the PSP and PS Vita, because in order to function one will need a PlayStation 5.
The portal will not support streaming PS5 games from the cloud, and is intended to be a device that streams games from your PS5 system, which you must have already installed on your console. You won’t be able to install and run games on it, for example, from its internal memory, SD card or tape. The private nature of the device seems to have baffled many, as one of the most prevalent questions is whether PlayStation Portal can be used outside the home, away from the local network to which the user’s PS5 is connected.
The final answer is yes and it comes from the FAQ section of the PlayStation website. PlayStation Portal, according to the official information, And he will be able to work outside the home, on another Wi-Fi network, as long as its speed is fast enough and in particular more than 5 Mbps. Yes, Sony recommends a speed of at least 15 Mbps for the best possible experience.
relevant section of Official webpage From Sony states:
Can PlayStation Portal Remote Player only be used on my home Wi-Fi network?
Although your home Wi-Fi is a great option for using PlayStation Portal Remote Player because you control its quality, it’s not necessary. PlayStation Portal Remote Player can also be used anywhere there is access to Wi-Fi with a broadband internet connection and at least 5 Mbps to use. For a better gaming experience, it is recommended to use a high-speed connection of at least 15 Mbps. If you are using public Wi-Fi, be aware that the quality of your internet connection may be out of your control and affect the quality of your gaming experience.
PlayStation Portal is expected to cost €219 in Europe. Of course, the official retail price in Greece has not yet been announced, nor the exact launch date.
Follow Unboxholics.com on
google news
To be the first to know the latest news about technology, video games, movies and series. Follow Unboxholics.com on Facebook, Twitter,
Instagram, Spotify
And Tik Tok.
“Avid problem solver. Extreme social media junkie. Beer buff. Coffee guru. Internet geek. Travel ninja.”
More Stories
7 more games are being removed from PS Plus
May 2024: Top 30 smartphones with the best cameras – the first place has just changed!
Scientists have found a “lost” satellite in space after 25 years