SONY, a Japanese multinational company has finally shared the first look of a new handheld device for playing PS5 which will use remote play over Wi-Fi. The new console will soon make it into the market. As reported earlier, the Project Q device will allow the users to play any compatible game that is installed on PS 5 using the Remote Play over Wi-Fi2.

The device has every button and feature available on the DualSense wireless controller, including adaptive triggers and haptic feedback. Interestingly, the company has not continued the PSP and PS Vita range which means the company would not be bringing the Nintendo Switch competitor anytime soon.

“The device, which has a brilliant 8-inch LCD screen capable of up to 1080p quality at 60 frames per second, delivers crisp visuals and seamless gaming streamed from your PS5 when you're not in front of your TV,” according to the statement made by the company.

"It also highlights the tremendous popularity and power of the PS5 as the global development community rallies to push its advanced capabilities to the limit," said Jim Ryan, President and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment.

Additionally, there is no official name decided for the device as of now. Also, there is no official word for the price and other details. According to the reports, the company has confirmed the screen size which is 8 inch. Other details including the specifications, performance and features are awaited.

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The PS5 already gets a remote-play feature which already allows the gamers to play PS5 in their laptops, PCs and Smartphones. Meanwhile the company has not announced any details which would give an edge to the Project Q from the competitors but looking at the legacy, the company is expected to offer a much more enhanced gameplay experience which is more optimised.

"Our fans expect and deserve a consistent stream of amazing content." "Today's presentation demonstrates our steadfast commitment to providing them with the best and most diverse catalogue of games possible," Ryan stated.