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PS4 Remote Play Has no Lag, System Software still in development – Yoshida

Sony world wide studios president Shuhei Yoshida has revealed that the remote play function on the PS4 has zero lag.

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ZBlacktt3888d ago (Edited 3888d ago )

Now if they could just come up with a bundle before Christmas. Let the Vita piggy back on all this major success the PS4 is having! More so when they already work together so well.

RyuCloudStrife3888d ago (Edited 3888d ago )

Yea like M$ is forcing Kinect, Sony should encourage people to use the PS Vita some more. That's fair play. A good way to do it is bundling it and informing people about Remote Play.

Personally I would like to purchase a Vita but I will wait for a bigger screen sooner or later it'll happen, or PS Vita 2.0... It has to happen...

EDIT: The reason why I wanna wait for a redesign is because the Vita is already 1 year and 1/2, so I don't wanna buy it now and couple months later a redesigned Vita surfaces. I don't want that to bite me in the a$$.

Stsonic3888d ago (Edited 3888d ago )

If vita 2.0 does ever come out it won't rival the original in terms of build quality. 2.0 will use cheaper parts which brings down the price but also will bring down the build quality.

I would get a vita now. I am not knocking the device at all but it needs all the support it can get right now.

Jughead34163888d ago

I wonder if people truly understand how remarkable this technology is. Maybe I'm slow, but I just recently started to understand that through the Gaikai tech,we'll be actually playing the PS4 on the VITA and not a scaled down VITA version of the game. I wonder though, in order to save your progress, will we need to be connected to WIFI so the game can save on our accounts?

Gster3888d ago

There's a big difference between enforcing and encouraging, one is unfriendly consumer policy, the other is practical business opportunity. And I would say fair play to Sony if they do well with the Vita now because it was manufactured with mostly PS4 integration in mind.

ZBlacktt3888d ago (Edited 3888d ago )

The story is about how well the PS4 and Vita work together. So why not make it a option? No one says you have to buy a bundle.....

SniperControl3888d ago (Edited 3888d ago )

@edterry3416

" I wonder though, in order to save your progress, will we need to be connected to WIFI so the game can save on our accounts?"

All the Vita is doing is streaming from Gaikai or the PS4, in essence you are still playing on the PS4 but with Vita as your controller(same way the Wii U tablet controller works). The PS4 will still be connected to the internet for save games.

I have been using the Vita to play games like Ico and SOTC via remote play on my PS3.
Vita is the best purchase i have ever made recently, now that Sony have announced tons more games for it, it can only get better!

RyuCloudStrife3888d ago (Edited 3888d ago )

@Gster

That's exactly the contrast I am trying to make with my comment.

M$ is forcing Kinect upon you, Sony should encourage you to use the Vita by bundling it and letting consumers know about Remote Play.

That's fair play, good play on Sony's part.

IDK why I'm getting disagrees (don't really care but LOL), if Sony announces a PS Vita bundle I'd drop $100 more and get the bundle instantly.

FamilyGuy3888d ago (Edited 3888d ago )

As far as "companion devices" are concerned this is a really nice piece of kit for $200, unlike people claiming Kinect 2.0 to be "worth $150".

Vita is a fully functioning, hand-held games console on its own. It just has the added functionality of being able to remote play (some) PS3 and (basically all) PS4 games.

It'll be able to play any (PS1,2,3 or 4) game once Gaikai is in full force.
It currently works through both local area connection wifi and through the internet.

I'm glad its functionality is at a hardware level now. I was excited about remote play ever since the first psp released so it's nice to know it'll be fully supported, whether the game devs want it to or not, this time around. They don't have to do anything extra to get their games running on it which makes this feature the way it should have been from the start.

Bowzabub3888d ago (Edited 3888d ago )

Vita IS our Kinect (literally connect). Or at least Sony's version of innovation the way I see it. They did say they wanted change the way we play...

N4GCB3888d ago

a Redesign won't feature a bigger screen, the psp's never done it and infact in the case of the PSP go they made it smaller. They'll be keeping the resolution the same, the only thing the remodel could have added is a little more ram or CPU power, although I'm going to doubt that they will for now.

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TwistedMetal3888d ago

yep they can kill 2 birds with one stone.

DeadlyFire3888d ago

Looks like Gaikai software is in the PS4 streaming wirelessly to the Vita. Sounds cool to me.

Donnieboi3888d ago

Man I can't wait to play Battlefield 4 on my vita via remote play while siphoning some much appreciated bandwidth from my school's library!

MASTER_RAIDEN3888d ago

ugh, if only the 500 dollar ps4 + vita rumors were true!!!

still getting it even at 199, but i mean a ps3 bundle would have just been WOW. :O

MASTER_RAIDEN3888d ago

WOOOOOOOOOOOOW did i really just say "ps3 bundle"? that combination of key presses havent even come out of my comp for so many months now. how could i have even made that mistake? PS4* PS4* PS4 PS4*

PS FOOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRR RR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

Gster3888d ago

I really think Sony would be hard pressed to make a profit on a $100 vita, if that was the case they'd be giving them away.

kneon3888d ago

But they don't need to make a profit on the Vita just as long as they make a profit on the whole bundle.

iceman063888d ago

They were hard pressed to make a profit even at $250, thus why the memory is more expensive. Just as every console before it, it's a matter of balancing losses and potential profit from other sources (peripherals, games, services, etc.).

Kryptonite42O3888d ago

This is great news.. if they could package it in a bundle with the PS4. Otherwise I can't justify spending the money on the Vita.. the only real situation I could see myself using it, is if Im in an intense game and I have to take a $h*T. lol gaming while on the throne baby! anybody? lol

mkis0073888d ago (Edited 3888d ago )

I have to imagine that when more people start to realize the remote play possibilities; the Vita is going to be flying off the shelves. At $200 It is an amazingly valued piece of tech when put up next to the 3DS XL at the same price (hardware wise).

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Building Final Fantasy XVI with Producer Naoki Yoshida | AIAS Game Maker's Notebook Podcast

Shuhei Yoshida chats with FINAL FANTASY XVI Producer Naoki Yoshida.

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PS5 Exec Doesn't Want To See Gaming's Future Dominated By Live-Service Games: "Boring"

PlayStation boss Shuehei Yoshida wants the gaming industry to continue to chase its creative dreams.

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Obscure_Observer352d ago

"Got that one right, Shu!"

Kind of ironic when Sony is focused on GaaS like never before.

Flakegriffin352d ago (Edited 352d ago )

Companies evolve overtime. Sony has implemented themselves in the single player space relatively well. Now they can expand further by doing more all while still giving us single player experiences. Obviously Shu is speaking on GaaS games being the main dominance of the gaming space and if that’s the future then that indeed sucks.

You can have that mindset all while still creating some GaaS titles.

InUrFoxHole352d ago

They have 10 in the works right now.

Crows90352d ago

Absolutely! Man all the freaking gaas games theyve been releasing...wait. Not a single one.

sinspirit352d ago

Did you read? It says "dominated". That word means something.

RedDevils352d ago

They don't want to be Blockbuster, too stubborn to adapt with time.

tagzskie352d ago

kinda ironic when it comes to xbox you xboys can even defeat einstein in explation why its good, when it comes to ps you guys became dumb and dumber..

FinalFantasyFanatic352d ago

How so? They're only after one or two good GaaS games, they're throwing crap at the wall until something sticks, alot of those games in development are going to languish and die shortly after release. They're still predominately focused on their core strategy of great single player games (look at the previous interview where they admit they cancel alot of games).

Bathyj352d ago

God why do Xbox gamers always love the thought of PlayStation being as crappy as Xbox.?

DarXyde352d ago

"Like never before" regarding GaaS is like saying "PS3 is a console that launched with HDD space like never before": it's a very low bar to clear because there isn't much precedent.

I happen to agree with Shu here. I don't think being a GaaS title is a scarlet letter, but I can't think of any live service games that have been great at launch either. Naughty Dog is looking likely break that trend. I'd say two love service titles at a time is the sweet spot. I suspect people can only deal with a limited number of live service games contemporaneously.

TheCaptainKuchiki352d ago (Edited 352d ago )

Lmaooo
People always criticize Sony because 90% of their exclusives are single player games. People say they are too expensive because of low replay value.
And you wanna pretend like Sony is focusing on Gaas? Their biggest games aren't Gaas unlike MICROSOFT.

ModsDoBetter352d ago (Edited 352d ago )

How are Sony focused on GaaS?

They own Bungie and have Destiny but the majority of their titles are far from GaaS.

Why, if you are such a die hard Xbot, do you rush to comment on Sony related articles?

1Victor352d ago

@obscure
Are you ok now we was worried about your mental health state when you disappeared for almost a week from bashing PlayStation articles.
Is the word DENIED still triggering you?

I haven’t read the article as my spam blocker always red flags that site and I don’t t want to risk it so a general comment it is 🤦🏿
We all know live services game and quality rarely goes together but some of them are fun to play

derek351d ago (Edited 351d ago )

@Obscure, Sony is starting from a place of zero which requires a big initial investment to establish themselves in the live services market.

Vengeance1138351d ago

It's very much the opposite, Shu said this damn well knowing Sony is going hard on GaaS. This is Shu confirming that Single player games won't be effected at all despite them going into Live service.

Extermin8or3_351d ago

Except they aren't really- they have what may be a live service game from Haven studios and firewalk studios, they have another from a second party dev and an fps game with multiplayer focus by deviation games, they counted Gt7 as a live service game but really it's not much different to how recent GT titles were treated, they have the last of us factions, a Horizon multiplayer game in production at guerilla alongside horizon 3, a new ip from Bungie. The rest of their studios seem to be hard at work on traditional singleplayer games that may also have a multiplayer mode or may not. So their live service titles are mostly in development from either new teams setup at existing studios or from acquisitions they have made which really just replace the capabilities they once had through Sony Online Entertainment until they sold it half a decade ago. Only I'd argue their new capabilities in this space would appear to be better and have higher quality talent than it did back then.

Sonic1881350d ago

And what is Xbox focused on? Redfall is so bad, it's worse than Forspoken 😂😂😂

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S2Killinit352d ago

Thank god for actual gamers in the industry.

neutralgamer1992352d ago

Shu I agree but right now Sony themselves are working on more than 5 live service games

Redemption-64352d ago

He never said they were not working on any. He said, he doesn't want to see Gaming's Future dominated by live-Service Games. Sony currently has 25 games in development. 10 being live service games, with the other mostly likely being single player games and that is honestly a very good balance

neutralgamer1992352d ago

I agree I just hope their live service games are not simple money grabs and try to do some good interesting things

-Foxtrot352d ago

"and that is honestly a very good balance"

The issue is, whether people want to admit it or not because it's Sony, but once a company gets a taste of that money GaaS games make the chances of them going money crazy becomes super higher

I know what you'll probably say

"bu bu but Sony wouldn't do that"

NO COMPANY is immune, even the best can fall and I really don't want to see that happen here.

The fact people will completely blow that off and pretend it's not even a possibility is worrying to me because that's how we end up shits creek.

They might be fine...they might go too far but at the moment I don't think it's a bad thing at all to be sceptical with the shit this industry has gone through in the past 10 years alone.

FinalFantasyFanatic352d ago (Edited 352d ago )

The thing is most of those 10 games won't even be viable, out of the 10 that actually get released, probably only 1 or 2 will make the big bucks worth continuing support. I think Sony even knows that, look at all the other GaaS games that release and die shortly after. Personally I'm okay with that because I don't want the market dominated with these games.

I'd actually rather the resources go on to making some more top-tier JRPGs, I feel like we don't get enough of those in the last couple of gens.

neutralgamer1992351d ago

Final Fantasy

But keep in mind when those games fail many of the studios are shut and there are layoffs

NotoriousWhiz351d ago

I don't want a Gaas game. I just want a new socom. A strong multi-player title with no purchases beyond the initial purchase.

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-Foxtrot352d ago

Yeah exactly what I was thinking

Not 1

Not a cheeky 2

But freaking 5

Like it’s not even a “we’ll try doing one and see how it goes”

__SteakDeck__352d ago

@-Foxtrot What do you have against live service games. I’m not a fan of live service games, but multiplayer games can be done right just look at Titanfall before EA killed it. As long as PS’s core studios keep making single player games, everything should be fine.

Redemption-64352d ago

Sony said they have 25 games in development. 10 being live service games, with the other mostly likely being single player games. They have more single player games in development

-Foxtrot352d ago

@__SteakDeck__

Urm....that they are a cancer in this industry

That the majority of them fail and the developers have then wasted years on them rather than other things.

They turn developers and publishers into thirsty little money grabbers where that big money is still not enough for them.

I could go on, defending GaaS games is not a hill to die on man, it's really not

"done right just look at Titanfall before EA killed it"

Titanfall 2 was not really a GaaS type of game compared to what we are getting now so that's a really bad example.

__SteakDeck__352d ago

@-Foxtrot Yeah it seems like you just have a hatred for multiplayer games. I’m not the biggest fan of multiplayer games, but like I said they can be done well. Also Titanfall 1 had no single player it was multiplayer only and it’s now a dead game, but it was still good. So yes that is a good example.

FinalFantasyFanatic352d ago

@_SteakDeck_,
I'm still salty about Titanfall 2, it was one of the only multi-player games I actually liked.

NotoriousWhiz351d ago

Multi-player games don't have to be Gaas games. Look at Mario Kart, Splatoon. Nintendo's games most likely don't have Gaas because they're behind the times, but this is one area where it's better to be behind the times.

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blackblades352d ago

And? They still have single player games. Domination would completely ruled with live services which Sony should know to still do single player. On a side note they should also do a few 1st party smaller games like indie or AA. By the way is indie a single A game.

Philaroni352d ago (Edited 352d ago )

To be fair, so has many other companies aka Ubisoft for example and many of them they decided to end development on. Just because something is in the works does not mean it will release if they do not feel it will pan out. ATM all of the GaaS we know of from Sony are The Last of Us Factions, and some kind of Horizon (Monster Hunter like) game. Also keep in mind, they do own Bungie, and Destiny and there new project be it Destiny 3 and there new IP will likely be that. So just that on its own is near half of what we can best assume.

Main issue with GaaS now days is that its very over saturated. Keep in mind as well Battel Royal games are GaaS by nature also, hell CoD is GaaS. Halo Infinity, ditto. Really now days unless something is an honest to god single player game only the GaaS term gets over used.

Not sure if many played it (I loved it) Gun's Up was a GaaS for a long while, it was going to shut down till some youtubers gave it a bit of new life for another half of year. We know Sony Mobile is working on things and it not shock me if some of this stuff is targeted to the mobile market.

Right now Sony's biggest weakness I'd say is MP games. With that Firewalk studio from lots of vets they just acquired its quite likely there game will have GaaS stuff as part of it, that is still years down the line. I think everyone needs to chill out some and just wait and see what comes. We have not really got a real honest GaaS from Sony before this or even last gen really... At least as we know them now days. Such a broad term now.

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The face of PlayStation: Shuhei Yoshida on the joy and future of video games

He’s been at PlayStation since the beginning, and seen the games industry transform beyond recognition. He talks unlikely successes, AI, and gaming’s future.

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Workshyskiver357d ago

A titan and a legend of the industry.

autoglope357d ago (Edited 357d ago )

Shue is great. .. He even mentioned Miazaki and Ueda,..

victorMaje357d ago

What a Legend. I salute you.

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