In a slide revealed at the latest earnings call with investors and analysts, Sony has revealed that PS5 will support remote play as soon as it launches next year.
In a slide revealed at the latest earnings call with investors and analysts, Sony has revealed that PS5 will support remote play as soon as it launches next year.
PS4 also supports the feature, so in that sense, the Japanese platform owner will keep the line in featuring it on the next generation system.
As for how it will work, we don’t have many details, but we do know that Sony looks at it in the same family of the streaming, which is being considered very important for PS5.
For what matters the platforms that are going to be supported, Sony has clear ideas as the company has shared that the Android mobile devices will be compatible with it.
Sony defines the experience as “seamless,” so it looks like it is taking the proper steps in order to make the dedicated app of the same quality of the main console.
There is a chance we will get a better look at the feature working next year at E3, few months before the release, even though we would not rule out other events at Sony similar to PlayStation Meeting or PSX before that.
