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The PS Portal has taken a significant leap forward, now capable of streaming over 200 games without needing a PS5. This advancement nudges it closer to being a true standalone handheld device. Though the Portal’s cloud streaming feature is still in its beta phase and restricted to PS Plus Premium members, it has shown reliable performance so far. Sony hasn’t announced an official release date for the full feature, but early impressions are promising.
When it comes to the available games, Sony hasn’t exactly been forthcoming with updates. So, avid users have stepped up, diligently compiling their own list of compatible titles. A dedicated group on Reddit has put together an ever-growing “complete” list, which currently tallies up to at least 212 games, with more being added regularly by Sony.
However, it’s important to note that cloud streaming is only accessible in certain regions. In places like Australia, for example, gamers have access to PS Plus Deluxe instead. This option caters to areas where Sony believes the internet infrastructure might not support cloud streaming effectively.
For those keen to keep track of all this, a fan-created website, PSPortal.games, has become an invaluable resource. It allows players to sort games by country and even sign up for notifications about new additions to the streaming lineup.
Here’s hoping that the future holds the promise of a fully independent PlayStation handheld!
