PlayStation has revealed its first official portable gaming console, known as the Backbone One PlayStation Edition. The news was announced by Blog postManette Khera, CEO of portable gaming company Backbone, stated that the console is designed with the PlayStation team, colors, materials, and overall look, all designed to match the look and feel of the DualSense console. The blog promoted its use of the PS Remote Play app, which lets you play games you’ve downloaded on PS5 or PS4 consoles on the go, as long as you have a strong internet connection.
It has been specified that the console can be used for any mobile game with console support, as well as games within other streaming services. Backbone One is physically connected directly to your iPhone, so no additional charging is required. The console is currently only compatible with iPhone users, and no information has been transmitted about a possible Android version. can be purchased over herefor US$99.99.
To take advantage of PS Remote play, all you need is a PS4 or PS5, and a game you’ve purchased and downloaded that you want to play on the go. With any compatible device, although in this case it has to be an iPhone, you can download the free PS Remote Play app, and pick up where you left off. Most games are accessible, except for VR games and games that require any type of peripheral. A download speed of at least 15Mbps is recommended for a smooth experience.
The Standard backbone one It was originally released in October 2020, and for this release there are both Android and iPhone versions. Looking at both side by side, it’s clear that the PlayStation version doesn’t change much. The only noticeable differences, at least in the product images, are the white color, and the traditional PlayStation icons on the buttons, otherwise they look exactly the same. On top of that, the functionality with the games seems to be exactly the same, which is why it makes sense that both versions cost $99.99.
However, the interest generated by the official PlayStation license may appeal to gamers who have never considered remote play. Game streaming is becoming more and more achievable with the advancement of technology. The ability to continue playing a console-quality game on the go with your phone is a strong selling point, and it might be Sony’s compromise for gamers who still crave another PlayStation portable console.
In other PlayStation related news, Sony has finally confirmed that 1440p support for the PlayStation 5 is on the way. A new beta version of the system software was released for the console yesterday morning, with a full release expected later in the year. Lots of other features are also included in the beta version, like folders…sort of.
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