Sony recently announced that it would be making a handheld for PlayStation 5 owners, currently known as “Project Q.” There’s not much known about the handheld right now, but a new leak shows that ...

It’s always nice to spice up a summer console showcase with a little hardware reveal, but Sony’s unveiling of its Project Q handheld at the PlayStation Showcase on Wednesday was one of the more ...

PlayStation officially announced Project Q a few months ago, saying that it was an accessory for the PlayStation 5. Essentially, the system will let players stream games installed on their PS5 across ...

The scenario is straightforward: you're in a household which has one nice big TV in the living room, and one or more of you is an avid gamer. You can't always monopolise the TV; sure, you've got daily ...

With the PlayStation Showcase 2023, Sony took the opportunity to show off some new hardware coming later this year. Project Q is a new handheld device coming from Sony that features PS5 DualSense ...

Following the PS5 and PS VR2, Sony has confirmed the Project Q handheld as the next piece of PlayStation hardware, but it's a bit different than what you might have expected. Instead of being a ...

Microsoft’s tussle with the Federal Trade Commission is shining light on an unlikely competitor. Uncovered by Axios’ Stephen Totilo, there’s a footnote in the documents provided in the Microsoft FTC ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment during the PlayStation Showcase in May announced the Project Q handheld device. Project Q is a portable device designed to play games installed on your PS5 that are ...

Pam's Colecovision was her babysitter, from the age of 4 or 5, but the family only had one game. Over and over, hour after hour, she'd climb and jump through the three levels of Donkey Kong. But the ...

Sony has made waves in the gaming world by unveiling its much-anticipated Project Q, a novel handheld console unlike anything we’ve seen before. Differing from traditional gaming devices such as the ...

The ninth generation console wars are heating up. Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo are all competing to sell more products and reach more gamers. Sony, which is currently leading the race with the ...