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PS6: More than meets the eye

Sony’s hints point to a portable future, and it’s not just about games.

The PS6 isn't just about discs; it's about a new way of playing. Sony’s recent investor meeting dropped subtle cues that hint at a handheld future beyond the living room.


‘Anticipating changes in how players play’ could mean anything, but the emphasis on portable experiences suggests more than just streaming. PlayStation is evolving to fit our hands rather than our sofas.


The mention of the PlayStation Portal as a dedicated device for quality gaming hints at future hardware that can offer seamless experiences—whether docked or handheld. It’s not just about keeping up with technology; it’s about redefining what it means to play.


Price is a consideration, but Sony wants us to understand that their value lies in the experience, not just the hardware. The future of gaming could be in your pocket as much as on your TV, and it might just change how we see our games forever.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/games/963132/sony-playstation-future-handheld-pc-business-meeting-end-of-discs
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