Steamdeck is over 2 years old and can still play games like returnal at 30fps.The deck ain't playng no demanding PS5 games with any quality, even Horizon FW, a crossgen game, looks like shit on it.
A PSP3 with todays tech should be semi decent
Steamdeck is over 2 years old and can still play games like returnal at 30fps.The deck ain't playng no demanding PS5 games with any quality, even Horizon FW, a crossgen game, looks like shit on it.
Exactly, same for people hoping for a hybrid PS6.I’d say technically impossible.
The other matter is of generations. If making a handheld, don’t make it a weaker version of today’s tech, make it something completely different. Otherwise we will be at the mercy of it holding back the flagship hardware.
How could a portable that runs PS4 games be impossible to make?I’d say technically impossible.
The other matter is of generations. If making a handheld, don’t make it a weaker version of today’s tech, make it something completely different. Otherwise we will be at the mercy of it holding back the flagship hardware.
Power consumptionHow could a portable that runs PS4 games be impossible to make?
The Steam Deck already exist, about as powerful as this device would need to be and this would most likely come with even more efficient technology.Power consumption
Doubt it's a false report. Moore's law is dead is the one reporting. He is a credible leaker for HW.I’d say technically impossible.
The other matter is of generations. If making a handheld, don’t make it a weaker version of today’s tech, make it something completely different. Otherwise we will be at the mercy of it holding back the flagship hardware.
Holy shit that's huge if it's a part of the PS6 ecosystem. Sony is finally doing it; playstation will be a service that runs on any device.Doubt it's a false report. Moore's law is dead is the one reporting. He is a credible leaker for HW.
New "PlayStation Portable," powered by AMD, reportedly in the works
Sony is reportedly working on a new "PlayStation Portable" handheld console in cooperation with AMD. This is supposedly the company's response to thevariablemag.com
They dont need to match switch sales I dont think. They just need to sell enough, maybe over 25-30 million. Anything between that and the PSP sales numbers would be a success. They have PS5/PS6 for the home console sales, a PSP3 for portable market. It will help with software sales in Japan too.They’re going to get swept again by whatever succeeds the Switch, but if it’s made with the same finesse as PSP then I’ll buy every model they release.
I agree, unless needing to play while travelling - remote play handheld is the optimal solution. Hopefully ps5 pro improves latency.I don't have a portal since I don't play on portables... although it is very tempting.
I had steam deck for a few weeks and it stayed in the drawer. My problem with it was as follows:
The big pc is in this room or next room... yet I play on this tiny pixelated screen, at low settings at 30fps.
Portal at least (if we consider in-home/wifi only use) plays games in their true max form. Same graphics and fps as ps4/5 games. Only some lag added.
I would just wish portal had HDR and oled screen.
If I had the new PSP, it would still only be sued in home, so portal would still be better presumably
Maybe, we’ll see. I’m dubious.The Steam Deck already exist, about as powerful as this device would need to be and this would most likely come with even more efficient technology.
Switch didn't hold back the PS4 gen, and Switch 2 won't hold back the PS5 and eventually PS6 gens. I feel like this is the device that eats away at Nintendo's market share and provides a longer lifecycle for titles while the AAA audience continues following the power train. You expect mobile/handhelds to be lower power - it's why the series S approach to this problem never worked.Maybe, we’ll see. I’m dubious.
The rest of my comment stands, releasing a ps4 powered device again will hold back the Gen indefinitely.
Switch was so different it’s basically a different device. Games were ported, not built in parallel.Switch didn't hold back the PS4 gen, and Switch 2 won't hold back the PS5 and eventually PS6 gens. I feel like this is the device that eats away at Nintendo's market share and provides a longer lifecycle for titles while the AAA audience continues following the power train. You expect mobile/handhelds to be lower power - it's why the series S approach to this problem never worked.
I don't get how it will hold back anything, none of the very few games that actually need the power of a PS5 to run would be limited by this portable. There is no need to force anything to run on it beside games already made for PS4, anything else would be entirely optional.Maybe, we’ll see. I’m dubious.
The rest of my comment stands, releasing a ps4 powered device again will hold back the Gen indefinitely.