problem solved,. psnow works well at speeds low enough that far more than 5% of the US population can have a pleasant experience!!

I wonder how many PS4 owners even want to stream PS3 + PS1 titles and don't have a good ol' PS3 for these games.

With no additional input lag, no video artifacts, no extra costs (if they already own the games and with a constantly growing PS3 IGC via PS+), not wasting their bandwith/data cap with game streaming...

A bit of a wait, but totally looking forwards to it.

Already posted: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=176252

It's nice to have a date, though, isn't it?I mean instead of "some time in the future..."

Better later than earlier.

One can tell you would want it to never reach Europe at all, if possible.

I knew people would take it the wrong way. I think the service is a new cool way to distribute games.

BUT for it to work the infrastructure has to be as perfect as possible. ISPs need to build better networks, Sony needs to build more and stronger servers, optimize the code. So the later they will release it the better will the experience be for everyone.

I can already hear the doom cries of everyone  because the service is not as good as they expected just because the infrastructure needed to support such a big enterprise is not there yet. So to repeat myself.

The later this service comes out the better it will be for everyone.

So will I be able to stream games on my PS Vita with PS Now? besides PS4 games obviously.

That's the plan, I guess...