Sony's PS5 Remote Play Handheld Will Have Haptic Feedback, Adaptive Triggers | Push Square
Sony’s hastily announced PS5 streaming handheld, currently codenamed Project Q, will feature all of the functionality of a traditional DualSense controller, a press release has confirmed. The device, which features an 8-inch LCD screen capable of outputting 1080p images at 60 frames-per-second, has been specifically designed to enable off-screen gameplay, so you can continue playing while your friends and family watch TV – or even when you’re upstairs in bed.
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But it’ll be sacrificing none of the traditional PS5 experience in the process, as the device will include full haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, just like a traditional DualSense pad. The Japanese giant promises the device will “deliver crisp visuals and smooth gameplay”, but it’s important to reiterate that this peripheral won’t run any games natively – it’ll need to be connected to your console via Wi-Fi in order to work.
More information, according to the organisation, will be announced later in the year.
A true PlayStation veteran, Sammy's covered the world of PS gaming for years, with an enormous Trophy count to prove it. He also likes tennis games way more than you.
The handheld needs to have the ability to download and play the games off PS Plus Extra & Premium.
@PlayStationGamer3919 It won't. It's Remote Play only.
If this was able to play PS4 games natively with remote play for PS5 then we could have had something here and probably a day one buy.
So can I play it anywhere as long as I have wifi, or do I have to be on the same wifi as my PS5?
It's a smart looking device but I just don't want to stream games
«the Japanese giant promises the device will “deliver crisp visuals and smooth gameplay»" Considering my internet:
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