Sony, which dominated the handheld console market with the PSP and PS Vita, appears to be making a return to making portable gaming hardware. A new report details the PlayStation Q Lite handheld device, which is still in the QA testing stage. The new handheld device is described as a PlayStation 5 DualSense controller with an 8-inch LCD screen in the middle, but the problem is that it only works with Sony’s PlayStation Remote Play.
The device can stream PS5 games, but you can’t play games on its own without an internet connection. It has not been confirmed to work with other cloud-based gaming platforms. Based on the information provided, Sony’s upcoming PlayStation handheld could be similar to the Nintendo Wii U GamePad, which connects to the Wii U via a modified low-latency Wi-Fi protocol and lets you play games on a smaller screen. There is a nature. It’s on the same network as the console.
Project Q Lite features adaptive triggers, speakers, volume buttons and a 3.5mm audio jack. The screen supports 1080p resolution at 60fps. Sony is launching a new handheld device right after the upcoming PS5 with a removable disc drive, scheduled for September this year, and ahead of the rumored PlayStation 5 Pro announcement in late 2024. intend to do something.
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