“Sony Announces Project Q: A Unique Handheld Game for Streaming Games From the PS5 Console”

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Sony has announced the presence of Project Q, a new handheld game that will make it easier for players to streaming games from the PS5 console. This announcement was made by Jim Ryan, president and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, at the PlayStation Showcase today.

According to Jim Ryan, this handheld game will be launched later this year. In his statement, he explained that Project Q has an 8-inch HD screen and all the buttons and features of the DualSense controller. This allows players to enjoy games from the PS5 for free remote via a Wi-Fi connection.

Design handheld This game is quite unique, because it places an 8-inch screen in the middle of the PlayStation controller. This distinguishes it from handheld more common traditional games. In fact, the design has something in common with the controller smartphone The newly announced Backbone One PlayStation Edition. Thus, Project Q can be classified as a PS5 accessory/peripheral.

Project Q is one of the systems cloud gaming latest offered by Sony. Equipped with a 1080p screen and 60fps video playback, players can enjoy streaming directly from their PS5. The included DualSense controller also brings all the advanced features like haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.

Jim Ryan also stated that the presence of Project Q shows the popularity and power of the PS5. Sony is heavily invested in future development with presence hardware the best in innovations such as PlayStation VR2 and the recently announced Project Q. In addition, Sony is also increasingly expanding its reach platform gaming with a presence on PC, Mobile, and Live Service gaming, so that their content can be enjoyed in new and different ways.

With the announcement of Project Q, Sony is placing strong faith in the future of remote gaming. Handheld game This is expected to provide a gaming experience game which is more flexible and can be enjoyed anywhere. Players can look forward to more information regarding Project Q in the near future.