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Sony has also detailed its plans for cloud-service Gaikai, which has now been officially named as PS Now.
PS Now will be made available to US gamers this summer, and will enable players to stream PS3 games through the PS4, PS3 and - at a later date - the PS Vita.
Additionally most 2014 Sony Bravia TVs will have access to PS Now, with the KDL-R400B being excluded.
In addition to this Sony detailed its vision for PS Now, stating that in time the company plans to enable players to access their PlayStation games through non-Sony platforms providing those devices have access to the internet.
Additionally PS Now will eventually enable gamers to rent games through the service, though it's not yet clear if this will be part of PS Now when it launches in summer.
Only a limited number of games will be available at the start of PS Now's launch, with Beyond: Two Souls, God Of War: Ascension, The Last Of Us and Puppeteer available for CES attendees to play through PS Now on the PS Vita or through Bravia TVs.
Prior to the full launch, however, Sony will begin a beta program in January for PS3 gamers in certain regions of the US to take part in. Hope they have another Beta for the EU later but doubtful.
That's about all there is to know about PS Now, with no confirmed details on when European gamers might have access to the service, boo!
Source
http://www.nowgamer.com/news/2227385/ps4_sony_announces_ps_now_details_gaikai_gaming.html
PS Now will be made available to US gamers this summer, and will enable players to stream PS3 games through the PS4, PS3 and - at a later date - the PS Vita.
Additionally most 2014 Sony Bravia TVs will have access to PS Now, with the KDL-R400B being excluded.
In addition to this Sony detailed its vision for PS Now, stating that in time the company plans to enable players to access their PlayStation games through non-Sony platforms providing those devices have access to the internet.
Additionally PS Now will eventually enable gamers to rent games through the service, though it's not yet clear if this will be part of PS Now when it launches in summer.
Only a limited number of games will be available at the start of PS Now's launch, with Beyond: Two Souls, God Of War: Ascension, The Last Of Us and Puppeteer available for CES attendees to play through PS Now on the PS Vita or through Bravia TVs.
Prior to the full launch, however, Sony will begin a beta program in January for PS3 gamers in certain regions of the US to take part in. Hope they have another Beta for the EU later but doubtful.
That's about all there is to know about PS Now, with no confirmed details on when European gamers might have access to the service, boo!
Source
http://www.nowgamer.com/news/2227385/ps4_sony_announces_ps_now_details_gaikai_gaming.html