New PS Portal update adds console-less cloud streaming

Latest Sony update PlayStation Portal is Surprisingly Good It adds a feature that people have been waiting for since before the handheld gaming device was released last year. Starting today, PS Plus subscribers can stream select PS5 games via the cloud on their devices. PS Portal without console.

A year ago we had the PS Portal in our hands. and while it looked weird, it looked great and was a great device that allowed people to play PS5 games anywhere in the house via Wi-Fi. The device, which costs $200, works brilliantly and is widely agreed to be one of the best things Sony has made in a while. However, the main downside of Portal One was that for some reason it couldn’t stream games from the cloud. You had to have a PS5, and when you used Portal, your PS5 would turn on and play your game remotely. This meant that the PS Portal was more of an accessory than a console. But today the situation is changing.

On November 19, PlayStation released its latest update. for PS Portal, and while it adds some nice quality of life improvements in terms of audio settings, the real news is that starting today players can play a number of PS5 games via the cloud and without a console. In theory, you can now play PS5 games while away from home, as long as you have a Wi-Fi connection.

Sony says that with today’s update, over 120 PS5 games included in the PS Plus game catalog will be able to be streamed on the PS Portal. Games include Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Monster Hunter Rise, Ghost of Tsushima

And Dave the diver.

How to Stream Cloud Games from Your PS Portal

To start streaming PS5 games on your PS Portal Without a console, you will need an active PS Plus Premium subscription, and then you will need to download the update and follow these steps:

1. Open the Quick Menu and go to Settings in your PS Portal.
2. Click the “Cloud Streaming (Beta)” button.
3. Enable cloud streaming (beta) (it will be disabled by default).

Sony is calling this a beta test at the moment and not all features like the capture button and group chat will be supported in these streaming games on the portal. Additionally, Sony does not currently support PS2, PS3 or PS4 games, or purchased PSN games.

Hopefully, with testing and more updates, Sony will expand support and turn the PS Portal into an amazing PlayStation streaming device, capable of playing all those classic games that are added to the catalog every month, as well as the games that are already there. It would make me run out and buy PS Portal

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