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Photos and video of Sony’s recently announced “Project Q” handheld system have reportedly been leaked online.
Twitter user Zuby_Tech uploaded the images over the weekend, as well as a 28-second video that shows how the system works.
The images and videos give us an eight-inch screen, triggers on either side of the device and we believe it runs Android software.
PlayStation Project Q leak:#PlayStation #ProjectQ pic.twitter.com/0R0yQIdr0I22 July 2023
Yes, we tried loading the QR code clearly displayed on the device’s screen in images, but right now, it just points to a dead page. Apologize
Right now, there’s no release date beyond 2023 and no concrete price point, but seeing the device in the wild for the first time should be good news for fans who want to get their hands on a Project Q handheld system as soon as possible.
Sony PS5 Project Q handheld was unveiled in late May during the PlayStation Showcase. It’s a handheld cloud gaming system that basically uses the console’s Remote Play feature to stream titles instead of playing games. It’s essentially designed as an advanced way for you to stream ps plus Turn the library into a dedicated machine instead of relying solely on your smartphone.
“We’ll know more in the coming months, but as it stands, Project Q was a bit of a dampener at an already lukewarm PlayStation Showcase,” Rhys wrote in his feature. Sony’s Project Q is a handheld without the portability,
“I’d love to be surprised when the device launches, but will it be a triumphant return for Sony’s handheld output? Probably not.”
Thanks, The Loadout.
