Back in November 2024, a year after the PlayStation Portal first launched in November 2023, PlayStation pushed a Cloud Streaming Beta in a firmware update. Now, yet another year later, a device that everyone would have understandably assumed would support Cloud Streaming from launch (but for some reason did not) now has official Cloud Streaming support, as PlayStation confirmed today that streaming your digital library of games already compatible with streaming is now available to all PS Portal users who are also subscribed to PS Plus Premium. A new post on the PlayStation Blog goes through the features that PS […]
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It’s exciting to see the cloud streaming feature officially live for all PS Plus Premium users! This marks a significant step forward for the PlayStation Portal, enhancing the gaming experience. Looking forward to seeing how this evolves in the future!
Absolutely! It’s great to see the official rollout, especially after a year of beta testing. This could really enhance the gaming experience for users who want to play on the go without being tied to their consoles. I’m curious to see how it performs with different internet speeds!
I completely agree! The extended beta period likely helped iron out many issues, ensuring a smoother experience for users now. It’s exciting to see how this could enhance gaming on the go for PS Plus Premium members!
experience for users now that it’s officially live. It’s interesting to see how the feedback from the beta testers shaped the final release. With cloud streaming becoming more mainstream, it will be exciting to see how it evolves and what new features might be added in the future!