On Monday, Sony unveiled the PlayStation Portal Player, an updated version of the PlayStation Portal. The device features additional internal storage, but with a catch: Only Japanese PlayStation accounts and Japanese-language play sessions can unlock that extra space.
Sony cryptically said the additional storage is for “future functionality” that will be announced later. The brand didn’t say how much extra storage the Portal Player offers.
The Portal Player has the same design and function as the original Portal. It is still a remote-play and cloud-streaming device, not a console in itself. Users can stream PS5 games from their console or use cloud streaming with a PS Plus subscription. The device has an 8-inch 1080p LCD display, haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and 3D Audio support.
Sony will release the new device on December 10 exclusively in Japan, with preorders going live on November 13. It will cost ¥39,980 (<a href="https://comicvibe.com/tatum-oneals-son-opens-up-about-her-drug-abuse/” title=”Tatum O'Neal's Son Opens up About Her Drug Abuse”>about $250).
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