PlayStation has officially announced when we can get our hands on its next console, and it's much sooner than we'd imagined.
Sony launched the PlayStation 5 back in 2020, and it hasn't exactly been smooth sailing in that time. We've had to deal with supply issues, and a relative dearth of true console exclusives, given that God Of War Ragnarök and Horizon Forbidden West were both available on PlayStation 4 too.
Still, we've had some good times. Returnal, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, and Demon's Souls are all well worth checking out, and we've still got Marvel's Spider-Man 2 to come. But what are we to do about this new console that looms?
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Take a look at it in action below!
The PlayStation Portal might not be the PlayStation 6 (although that's coming sooner than we imagined), but it is a brand-new console from Sony.
The Portal is a curious device. It's basically a handheld that allows you stream your PlayStation 5 games, provided you have access to the internet. Not really ideal as a handheld, then, but maybe a fun time for those who want to sit and game on the sofa while their partner watches Grey's Anatomy for the fifth time yes hello wife this is about you I love you.
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Others, however, would question what the Portal can do that a phone with a cheap controller attachment and PS Remote Play can't. That's a question I fear the Portal has yet to answer.
Hopefully we'll find out soon, however, as Sony has officially confirmed the PlayStation Portal will be dropping 15 November. You can even pre-order now, if you're somehow convinced doing so is a good idea. I certainly admire your optimism, friend.
In other PlayStation-related news, Sony recently raised the price of PlayStation Plus and people got very angry. Not a great run for PlayStation so far this year, is it?
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