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

Sony is bringing a big new feature to the PlayStation Portal: cloud streaming. When it first launched, the device was only able to stream games from your PS5 over Wi-Fi. But as part of a new system update that’s rolling out starting later today,

PlayStation Portal’s latest system software update includes limited cloud streaming functionality, allowing users to play PlayStation 5 games on the handheld device without the need for the actual console.

PS Portal's cloud streaming feature has launched in beta, opening up access to over 120 PS5 games included in PS Plus Premium Game Catalog. This includes many first-party Sony games like Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Ghost of Tsushima and Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart.

PlayStation Plus games, including 120 PS5 titles, come to the PlayStation Portal so you can get the games on a $200 handheld without dropping $500 or more on a PS5.

Just like on PS5, Portal owners will also need to be PS Plus Premium subscribers to take advantage of cloud streaming, which is rolling out in today's firmware update. Players will have access to over 120 games via cloud streaming, including Ghost of Tsushima, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, Monster Hunter Rise, and much more.

PLAYSTATION Portal is Sony’s latest take on a handheld console, but it doesn’t work like a Nintendo Switch or PS Vita. Rather than storing or playing games off the console itself, players

Sony announced that it will run a beta test for cloud streaming on its PlayStation Portal gaming handheld. The feature will begin rolling out in an update today, with Europe due to get it starting on Wednesday.

Playing games in the cloud with the PlayStation Portal has never been an option and Sony made this perfectly clear prior to the handheld's launch, even if