You Can Now Stream PS5 Games On Your PlayStation Portal With PS Plus Premium Subscription

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has been putting a lot of effort into making its handheld more and more productive. In a recent update, the company has provided a feature that will let the PS Plus Premium subscribers stream PS5 games directly from the cloud on PS Portal without connecting it to the console. And to take the overall gaming experience a notch up, Sony is also bringing a revamped interface, improved accessibility options, 3D audio support, and more. Previously, to stream games on PS Portal, gamers were supposed to connect it with their PS5, which is no longer needed now. With the update, the players will be able to stream PlayStation 5 Games like Final Fantasy Vii Rebirth, Ghost of Yotei, GTA V, and more on PS Portal.

Other Features Introduced In The PS Portal Update

PlayStation Portal's latest update also brings a new interface where users will get to see three different sections including, Cloud Streaming, Search, and Remote Play. Additionally, a new Cloud Streaming home screen is also being added to the game, where gamers will be able to see the titles that can be streamed. As for the requirements, Sony has suggested that the users should have an internet speed of at least 5Mbps for basic resolution and a minimum of 52Mbps for achieving 4K resolution.Also Read: PS Plus Games For November Revealed: Availability, Full List, Gameplay And More The portal also gets 3D audio support for compatible headsets like Pulse Elite wireless headsets and Pulse Explore earbuds. Furthermore, the players can also make in-game purchases while being in their Cloud Streaming sessions. Furthermore, the players can also receive and accept multiplayer invites on their PS Portal.

Sony And It's Undying Love For Gaming Handhelds

Now, this update could be dubbed an easy win for Sony and a clear indication that they are ready to take on the handhelds from Xbox. Furthermore, this may be the first major step towards the solidification of Sony's intention of revolutionising the gaming handheld market. Previous leaks have already suggested us that at the time of PlayStation 6 global launch, we may also get to see a handheld that will bring back all the memories of PSP, which is the OG in the old days. All in all, these things are going to ultimately work in the favor of gamers who are here for experience, not fad.