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According to Bloomberg, a new Sony portable console is in development “famous people” with a project that would mean the return of the Japanese company to the pocket
According to Bloomberg, a new Sony portable console is in development “famous people” with a project that would mean the return of the Japanese company to the pocket slot machine market.
Sony is no stranger to the “new youth” of these portable devices specialized in games and the great success of the Nintendo Switch or Valve’s Steam Deck. The company has been a powerhouse in this type of product, but we haven’t had anything from Sony for this segment since the final PS Vita fiasco. And we still think he missed a good opportunity to make a comeback when he launched PlayStation Portal. A peripheral that isn’t bad in terms of price, features and performance, but that doesn’t go beyond being a controller limited to players who have a PlayStation 5.
Bloomberg accurately says that PlayStation Portal was supposed to be Sony’s new portable console. Or that was the initial idea. Now Sony’s ambitions have increased, as it could not be otherwise, and there is talk of a machine with the capacity to play games for the PlayStation 5, but completely independent operation.
The goal would be to compete with the Nintendo Switch and the rest of the existing lineup. “It would also counter any potential mobile hardware from Xbox maker Microsoft Corp., which is also working on prototypes in the category.”they say from the media in connection with the development of the Xbox portable console.
Nothing is known about its design, but the idea – how could it not otherwise take advantage of the R&D investment – ​​is that is based on the aforementioned PlayStation Portal controller and its 8-inch screen. It’s a logical size to balance display capacity, size and weight, and autonomy, which remains a big deal for everyone.
Mobile games contribute millions to the video game industry today, but due to their versatility and huge level of hardware, they are dominated by smartphones. Of course, there’s no such thing as a dedicated machine for gaming. Sony can no longer be out of this market. And neither does Microsoft…
Source: Muy Computer
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