Sony, one of the leading companies in the gaming industry, is trying to develop new technologies to improve mobile games. In recent years, mobile games have been growing in popularity, surpassing consoles in terms of revenue. So it’s no surprise that Sony is investing in the development of new technologies to improve its mobile gaming offerings.

According to recent reports, Sony has applied for a new patent for improved controls in mobile games. For games played on mobile devices, the technology will focus on processing operations, receiving input from the mobile controller, and then setting a correction value to perform the action with greater accuracy. The expected result of this technology is smoother and more precise mobile control. Additionally, the patent includes dynamic game streaming and smarter ways to save game state.

The technology could be particularly useful for Sony’s handheld console, codenamed Q Lite, which will reportedly require a PS5 to run and be used for remote gaming. The new technology combined with the acquisition of Savage Game Studios, a mobile game developer, shows that Sony is very interested in the mobile market and is working on new technologies.

In addition, Sony has applied for a patent to create realistic NPC reactions that can increase immersion in the game. This technology will enable non-player characters in Sony games to become aware of their surroundings and interact with them more effectively. This innovation can prevent inactive characters and thus improve the overall game experience.