But the PlayStation Portal won’t stream any PS4 or PS3 games, nor any PS5 game you bought from the PlayStation Store.

Sony has pushed a massive PlayStation Portal update that makes the handheld accessible to players without a PlayStation 5 console. Rather than streaming games exclusively from the player's PS5, the Portal is now also compatible with PlayStation Plus Premium,

PlayStation Portal now works without a PS5 thanks to cloud-streaming update - You can stream more than 120 games from PS Plus including Ghost of Tsushima and Spider-Man: Miles Morales

There is a catch – the feature is only available to PS Plus Premium members at present, as cloud streaming is exclusive to that tier. It costs £13.49 / $17.99 per month for online play, access to the ever expanding PS5/PS4 games catalogue, an extended library of classic and retro games and, of course, the ability to stream games over the cloud.

There was some surprise when Sony launched the PlayStation Portal last year. The $200 device is advertised as a gaming accessory rather than dedicated handheld gaming

The PlayStation Portal gets an update adding support for cloud game streaming. Here are all the details on this.

The PlayStation Portal is set to transform the way gamers access and enjoy their favorite PS5 and PS4 titles. This innovative device offers a unique

PlayStation Portal | $199.99 at Amazon I'm still holding out for a Black Friday deal, but now that Sony's remote player can do cloud streaming, the handheld's MSRP is better value for money. You will need a PS Plus subscription to access the games catalogue, but players can now pick up the handheld without a PS5.

Sony is bringing a new PlayStation Portal update which will see users finally able to stream games from the cloud along with other additions.