PlayStation games to go console free
January 8, 2014, 5:09:48 CET | mm-inews
January 8, 2014, 5:09:48 CET | mm-inews
Sony has announced plans for its cloud gaming service to go live at the Console Electronics Show in Las Vegas
"PlayStation Now" will allow subscribers to play some of the platform's greatest hits without owning a console.
Sony’s latest smart TVs will be the first devices to support the new streaming service, but Sony also intends to offer the facility to third-party products.
Sony has stated it would launch a test of the service in the United States later this month before a launch in the summer.
"PlayStation Now" will allow subscribers to play some of the platform's greatest hits without owning a console.
Sony’s latest smart TVs will be the first devices to support the new streaming service, but Sony also intends to offer the facility to third-party products.
Sony has stated it would launch a test of the service in the United States later this month before a launch in the summer.
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