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PlayStation Portal Remote Play Device Launches November 15

Sony has announced that the remote play device PlayStation Portal will launch on November 15. It will cost $199.99. Pre-orders for the device are available now on the PlayStation Direct website. A new trailer for the device was also released. The PlayStation Portal Remote Player can stream compatible games installed on PlayStation 5 consoles. The device requires broadband internet Wi-Fi with at least 5MB per second for use. For a better play experience, Sony recommends a high-speed connection of at least 15 MB per second.

The full details via Sony:

Feel the Power of PlayStation in the Palm of Your Hand.** Play your PlayStation 5 console over your home Wi-Fi with console quality controls using PlayStation Portal Remote Player.** Experience the incredible immersion of DualSense wireless controller features like haptic feedback and adaptive triggers in supported games.***

**PlayStation Portal Remote Player can stream compatible games installed on your PlayStation 5 console. PlayStation Portal Remote Player requires broadband internet Wi-Fi with at least 5MB per second for use. For a better play experience, a high-speed connection of at least 15MB per second is recommended. The quality and connectivity of your play experience may vary depending on your network environment. A PlayStation 5 console and account for PlayStation Network is required. The PlayStation 5 console must be connected to a broadband internet connection, powered on fully or in Rest Mode, and it must be paired with your PlayStation Portal Remote Player.

***Games that require a virtual reality headset (PlayStation VR or PlayStation VR2) or additional peripherals (other than a DUALSHOCK 4, DualSense, or DualSense Edge wireless controller) are not compatible. Games that must be streamed on PlayStation 5 using a PlayStation Plus Premium membership are not compatible. Haptic feedback and adaptive trigger features available when supported by game.

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Abdul Saad

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