| mjk45 said: In the case of the Q your using your WIFI to stream your installed PS5 games to the device and its up to 1080P 60fps which should look alright considering the screen size so while you are correct in that it is a niche product, there are differences between products that target the mainstream and need large numbers to succeed and those that are targeted at a specific segment of the audience like the Q. |
Depends on how much compression they use and the accompanying macro-blocking or colour squash.
| twintail said: A dedicated remote play (and most likely future cloud device) is more appealing to some ppl than just using their phone. You're either going to need a controller that doesn't have dualsense functionality to clip your phone to, or a flimsy controller clip. Market for this is niche, I think everyone involved in this project knows that. |
I mean we already have the "backbone" Playstation 5 controller for remote play that you drop your phone into...
I assume Sony has assessed the rate of sales of that peripheral and must have determined it was successful enough to warrant releasing the Project Q.
The project Q does have ONE potential big downside. - Compatibility... As remote play via iOS/Android/Windows still enables access to those entire platforms game library and streaming services.
| Leynos said: I just saw it has a 3-4 hour battery life on a STREAMING device. What a piece of shit |
My WiiU Gamepad has about 4 hours worth of battery life.
5 hours in Zelda with my Switch OLED. (But that lives docked permanently.)
It's not enough.
If it's a "dumb display" like this is, then I would hope for something closer to 8 hours, but more is better.
| twintail said: You can only charge the Switch through the dock? I'm not sure the device is designed for those who want to almost exclusively play away from their PS5, but yeah I get it: if that is what you'd want from it then the battery life seems a bit on the low side. Granted, the battery is taking into account the DualSense functionality, too. |
Xenoblade X is a WiiU title. You can't "dock" the console and keep gaming.
But you *can* plug a power cable into the tablet, but that defeats the purpose.
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