Sony finally rolled out the details of its new portable PlayStation accessory they’re calling the PlayStation Portal.
So, it’s the Switch, but you also need to own a $400+ PS5 already, and you cannot take it out of your house, because it’s not playing anything locally, nor can it stream from the actual PS5 cloud library. The idea, I guess, is that families who fight over who’s hogging the TV can buy one of these to give someone the ability to play remotely. But I don’t think you can have two people using the same PS5 to play two games at once here.make use of this? Sure.
Like, it’s fine, I guess. It’s not doing any harm. I’m just not entirely sure why Sony thought this was a piece of hardware worth pursuing if they weren’t going to give it more functionality. The cooler tech they debuted was actually its two new headsets meant to be used alongside this that use planar magnetic drivers. Now
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