PlayStation 5 games may now be played anywhere thanks to a new portable gaming system that Sony is currently producing. The console is reportedly "years away from launch" — if Sony chooses to ...

All three major console platform holders are working on handheld devices. That's according to a report from Bloomberg, which indicates that Sony is early in development on a new gaming handheld ...

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Sony is reportedly considering a new handheld console to rival the Nintendo Switch. The Japanese tech giant has created portable devices in the past, such as the PlayStation Portable (PSP ...

Development started following the PlayStation Portals release, which surpassed Sony’s expectations.” This means, should these two sources be correct, that this new PlayStation handheld would ...

it was reported last month by Bloomberg that Sony Interactive Entertainment was in the early stages of developing a new handheld console that would be able to play PlayStation 5 games on the go.

Sony Interactive Entertainment is reportedly in the early stages of developing a new handheld console that would be able to play PlayStation 5 games on the go. This is according to people familiar ...

Sony pulled off a decent surprise when it announced ... The PlayStation Portal is not a handheld console at all – it is instead an accessory for the PlayStation 5. It enables you to play games ...

There are no further details on the new Sony handheld at this time, but if it's anywhere as good as the PS Vita (but modernised) then you can count me in. While it wasn't majorly successful ...

TL;DR: Sony chose this route for profitability and to simplify game development, avoiding the complexities of creating a new handheld platform. Sony gives a pretty clear explanation on why the ...

The handheld console has been gradually ... While the PS Vita has been consigned to history, Sony is believed to be readying a new games console. Last year, company president and chief executive ...

In the world of retro gaming, some legends never die – especially the ‘phantom’ PSP, Sony’s mythical handheld that never saw the light of day. While that elusive device remains a dream ...