The video game industry finds itself in an interesting period of transition right now, with Microsoft reshaping its business model. And the seemingly diminishing returns from Sony's mid-gen hardware refresh help mark the changing tides. One interesting rumor that has emerged recently as hardware manufacturers look for ways to take a stronger stand in a growing market is the potential of Sony and Microsoft entering the mobile gaming race. Sony already has playstation portalIt has recently received added functionality in the form of cloud streaming. But a new rumored portal could point to a new Sony mobile device that is more than just speculation.
It's been claimed that another colorway of the PlayStation Portal has been leaked to join the original edition and the extremely limited 30th Anniversary edition. Point Portal has finally arrived in the form of Midnight Black. A black PlayStation Portal is something many have wanted for a long time. But the launch could point to more than just appeasing Sony fans. It's quite possible that Sony will be doing a little ad hoc market research to help evaluate the design of the rumored new PlayStation handheld.
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PlayStation Portal “Midnight Black” Explained
A recent rumor revealed by a known industry insider points to the existence of a new black version of the PlayStation Portal. There have also been leaked photos that seem to confirm this rumour. It showcases what appears to be official Sony and PlayStation marketing material advertising the new model as the “Midnight Black” version of the Portal device, although the existence of the PlayStation Portal “Midnight Black” has not been officially confirmed. It's not official from Sony, but it's in line with other reliable leaks regarding black guidelines for other PlayStation 5 hardware and accessories.
It wasn't long before rumors of a “Midnight Black” PlayStation Portal began floating around, another industry insider leaked about the existence of a black version of Sony's DualSense Edge controller. Players will be able to order a PS5 faceplate like this. It's officially available direct from Sony in the “Midnight Black” color scheme, which adds credence to rumors of other hardware in the works with a similar design. Although this information should be taken with caution until Sony confirms the product's existence. But there's still a legitimate possibility that the “Midnight Black” Portal handheld and DualSense Edge controller will become a real thing.
The black PlayStation portal is just one of the latest leaks that point to Sony's future plans.
Combined with a major PlayStation Portal firmware update on November 19, the launch of the black PlayStation Portal handheld could be a sign that Sony is re-entering the handheld console market. While neither device was as successful as Nintendo's handheld competitors of the era, both the PSP and PlayStation Vita were successful devices with strong player bases. and other latest rumors It has been pointed out that both Sony and Microsoft are looking to branch out. Enter mobile gaming It's a move that makes sense considering Microsoft's new strategy of bringing games to more devices. as much as possible and the record-breaking success of the Nintendo Switch
Offering both black and white options for the PlayStation Portal could be Sony's way of determining what color players prefer on their mobile devices. It uses sales data to drive the design of a potential new PlayStation-branded handheld device. Latest firmware update to the portal This allows players to stream PS Plus games from the cloud without the need for a remote connection to the PS5, taking Sony another step towards making a strong comeback in the mobile gaming space. and the popularity of both mobile phones Gaming and the Nintendo Switch are factors that neither Sony nor Microsoft can afford to ignore.
playstation portal
While it's not exactly a successor to the PSP, PlayStation Portal solves the age-old problem of having to share a single TV in the family. This remote play device allows users to stream what's happening on their PlayStation 5 directly to the large 8-inch 1080p LCD screen. What makes PlayStation Portal unique is that it's packed with advanced technology. DualSense wireless controller like adaptive triggers and haptic feedback One downside is that it doesn't support Bluetooth for wireless audio. But it works with PlayStation Pulse headphones and headsets, while it also has a 3.5mm audio jack for wired audio.
- Play time
- 6-8 hrs
- brand
- PlayStation
- weight
- 529ก
- Headphone compatibility
- 3.5 mm, PlayStation Link
- show
- 8 inch LCD
- Output resolution
- 1080p
- Release date
- November 15, 2023
