Today at CES, Sony revealed PlayStation Now, an all-new games streaming service that will allow "classic" PlayStation games to be played across current-gen PlayStation hardware, as well as directly on other non-gaming platforms. PlayStation Now harnesses the power of Gaikai, the company Sony purchased for $380 million back in the summer of 2012.
The idea behind PlayStation Now is simple: you will ultimately no longer need to keep your PlayStation 3 around to experience games from that consoles. PlayStation Now will allow streaming of classics from that system to not only PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita, but to televisions, tablets, and smartphones. 2014 model Sony Bravia televisions will support PlayStation Now, and PlayStation Now will ultimately scale to non-Sony devices as well.
For launch, the games available will no doubt be limited, but Sony's Andrew House did confirm that Naughty Dog's The Last of Us and Quantic Dream's Beyond: Two Souls will be among the titles available to play without a PlayStation 3 at CES in order to test out the service. Sony has since confirmed that God of War: Ascension and Puppeteer will also be playable on PS Vita and Bravia televisions on the CES show floor.
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Great tweet from sony right now
142 retweets at this time, this is great tweet, this is about CES 2014 by Sony, check it more here
It's almost time for #CES2014. Follow #SonyCES at http://t.co/3m1KtcLGPL and don't miss a single moment: pic.twitter.com/BzjRFHNpPr
— Sony (@Sony) January 5, 2014
2013 games from the sony
2013 was a great year for gaming. What was your favourite game of the year? pic.twitter.com/u0rIabTdmX
— Sony UK (@SonyUK) January 3, 2014
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