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gaming2 years ago

"Leaked Images and Video Show PlayStation's Project Q Handheld Running Android and Potentially Playing Xbox Games"

Leaked footage of Sony's upcoming handheld device, Project Q, reveals a DualSense controller split in two with an LCD tablet attached, resembling a Wii U gamepad. The device, which is expected to have an Android-based operating system, has garnered mixed reactions due to its unconventional design. While some are excited about the potential for streaming games, others question its niche market appeal and limited battery life.

via Kotaku|
#dualsense#gaming#gaming-accessories
gaming2 years ago

"Leaked Images and Video Reveal PlayStation's Project Q: A New Android-Powered Handheld"

Leaked images of PlayStation's upcoming Project Q handheld suggest that it will run on Android and could potentially be modded to run other game streaming apps. Project Q is described as a dedicated device for streaming games from the PS5 console using remote play over Wi-Fi. It features an 8-inch 1080p HD screen and the buttons and features of the DualSense wireless controller. While an official release date has not been announced, court filings suggest that it is expected to launch later this year. Unlike previous handheld devices from Sony, Project Q is exclusively a streaming machine and requires a PlayStation 5 to function.

via Video Games Chronicle|
#android#game-streaming#gaming
gaming2 years ago

Sony's Project Q: Affordable Handheld Version of PS5.

Sony's Project Q handheld device, confirmed to be in the works last month, is going to be a handheld version of the PlayStation 5 console that will focus on Remote Play functionality and will not be capable of running games on its own like a proper handheld console would. The console will retail for less than $300 in the United States and will sport an 8", 1080p display and all of the DualSense controller functionality.

via Wccftech|
#gaming#handheld-console#playstation-5
gaming2 years ago

Sony's Project Q: Pricing and Details Leaked.

According to information from the lawsuit between Microsoft and the FTC, the PlayStation remote gaming console, known as Project Q, is expected to cost less than $300 and is set to launch this year. The device is referred to as a "handheld version of PS5" but is primarily designed to pair with the PlayStation 5 and serve as a remote gaming device. The official release date and price are yet to be announced by Sony.

via Gamereactor UK|
#gaming#handheld-console#playstation
gaming2 years ago

PlayStation Handheld Console Price Revealed

Sony's upcoming handheld console device, Project Q, will allow players to stream any game from their PS5 over Wi-Fi via Remote Play. The device has an eight-inch HD screen and all the buttons and features of the DualSense wireless controller. Microsoft revealed in a document that the device will release later this year for under $300, but an exact figure is yet to be confirmed by Sony.

via GAMINGbible|
#gaming#handheld-console#playstation
gaming2 years ago

Microsoft predicts Sony's Project Q to be priced under $300.

Microsoft has revealed that Sony's upcoming gaming handheld accessory for the PlayStation 5, Project Q, is expected to be priced below $300, undercutting the Nintendo Switch OLED Model by at least $50. The device is primarily designed to stream games from a PlayStation 5 through the Remote Play service and will integrate all the features of a regular DualSense controller. Sony hopes to launch Project Q before the end of the year, with details such as the retail name and PlayStation Plus support still unconfirmed.

via Notebookcheck.net|
#gaming#handheld-gaming#nintendo-switch
gaming2 years ago

"Sony's Project Q: Release Date and Expected Price Revealed"

Microsoft believes that Sony's upcoming handheld console, Project Q, will be priced under $300, according to a finding from the ongoing FTC vs MS/ABK deposition. The device will feature adaptive streaming up to 1080p and 60FPS, require constant internet connectivity, and use Remote Play. It will have an 8-inch screen, adaptive triggers, and standard handheld features. The PlayStation 6 is not scheduled to release until at least 2028, with a PlayStation 5 Pro in development for a possible 2024 release.

via Insider Gaming|
#gaming#handheld-console#microsoft
gaming2 years ago

Sony Executive Expresses Caution Towards Cloud Gaming

Sony's CEO, Kenichiro Yoshida, has acknowledged that cloud gaming is technically challenging, particularly in terms of latency, but the company is willing to take on the challenge. Sony is exploring various options for streaming games, including using its AI agent GT Sophy to enhance cloud gaming. Yoshida also discussed the "dark time" for gaming and how Sony was able to use those quieter hours to allow GT Sophy to learn how to beat human competitors. Sony recently revealed Project Q, a new handheld gaming device that will allow users to stream games from a PS5 over Wi-Fi.

via Eurogamer.net|
#ai#cloud-gaming#gaming
technology2 years ago

Sony's Project Q handheld battery life rumors spark concern.

Sony's upcoming handheld gaming device, Project Q, is estimated to have a battery life of 3-4 hours, according to industry insider Tom Henderson. This figure is relatively low for a device that exclusively streams games off a PlayStation 5. However, the battery life could change with the commercial version of Project Q. A top-of-the-line OLED panel and proprietary Wi-Fi connectivity standard between Project Q and the PlayStation would be excellent, even if it shaves off a few minutes of the battery life.

via Notebookcheck.net|
#battery-life#handheld-gaming#oled-panel
gaming2 years ago

Sony's Project Q: A Misguided Handheld Endeavor?

Sony's Project Q is a handheld device with an 8-inch screen that allows users to play PlayStation 5 games using Sony's Remote Play system, streaming them from their PS5 over Wi-Fi. However, it is not a true handheld console or a cloud gaming device, and the games must be installed on the PS5. The device offers the comfort of a handheld console and all the features of the DualSense controller, but it duplicates work other devices can do. The existence of Project Q suggests that Sony is aware of the demand for gaming to fit more adaptably into people's lives, but it is not a response to the rapidly shifting future of gaming.

via Polygon|
#gaming#handheld-console#playstation-5
gaming2 years ago

The Pros and Cons of Sony's Project Q Handheld

According to leaker Tom Henderson, the battery life of Sony's upcoming PlayStation handheld, Project Q, is expected to be around 3-4 hours on a single charge, putting it below the Nintendo Switch but around or somewhat above the battery life of the Steam Deck and ASUS Rog Ally. The device will allow players to play their PS5 titles using Remote Play in 1080p resolution at 60FPS on an 8-inch LCD display with full DualSense features. More details about the device are promised to be released in the coming months.

via Wccftech|
#battery-life#gaming#handheld
gaming2 years ago

The Pros and Cons of PlayStation's Project Q

Insider Gaming reports that PlayStation's upcoming handheld, Project Q, will have a battery life of only 3-4 hours. This could make it a hard sell for Sony, especially since it will only be used with Remote Play. The success of Project Q will likely depend on its price, which could be a challenge for Sony as they are known for high price tags on their products. The release is expected in mid-late November 2023.

via Insider Gaming|
#battery-life#gaming#handheld
gaming2 years ago

Sony to Launch PlayStation Handheld Project Q in November with 8-inch Screen and PS5 Game Streaming.

Sony is reportedly targeting a mid- to late November launch for its code-named Project Q streaming handheld device, which utilizes remote play to stream downloaded games from your PS5. The accessory also boasts all of the current DualSense controller features. Sony plans to reveal more details on Project Q "in the near future," including an official name and price point. The company also announced PlayStation earbuds and showed off gameplay footage for Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and Helldivers 2 at the PlayStation Showcase.

via GameSpot|
#gaming#handheld-device#playstation
gaming2 years ago

"Sony Unveils Project Q: A New Handheld Gaming Device for PS5 Games"

Sony has teased a new handheld device called "Project Q" that will play all PlayStation games over Wi-Fi. The device has an 8-inch HD LCD screen and a controller with all the features of the DualSense that's standard on the PlayStation 5. It's unclear how Sony will position this device, but it's being pitched as a second screen and a mobile play option for the PS5. The release date could be late November this year, and the price is unknown.

via CNET|
#dualsense#gaming#handheld