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Sony puts up a PlayStation Now info page

While most of us are already comfortable with the concept of streaming gaming, Sony has put up an information and news page (for US users) where the befuddled can sign up to be kept informed of developments. The company has already listed a 5MB/s broadband requirement, which most of us hopefully exceed, but its all down to routers and your environment as to how smooth play will be in each household.


The service is focused on PS3 and PS4 games, and there's no word on when the app for the Vita will roll out. But once this wagon gets rolling, if the subscription (or per-game) price is right, it should be a huge hit and unleash a tide of nostalgia. Will it help Vita sales? the widespread of compatible devices suggests not much, but every little will help.

Currently playing on my Vita/PS3/PS4/PS5


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