Sony’s upcoming fourth-console PlayStation 4 will be able to share its games with Vita through a Remote Play, a feature that allows one console to interact with another console and access music, videos, photos and games. In other words, it’s a major boost for the Vita with the exception of games that require a particular hardware like a PS4 Eye (camera), a peripheral hardware, or those that are specific to PlayStation Move.
The upcoming console’s Remote Play functionality is an improvement of those contained in the previous versions of the console. This information is relayed by no other than the head of Sonly Worldwide Studious Shuhei Yoshida who said at the beginning of the year that game developers for PS4 may be able to put controls that are Vita-specific to allow a Wii U screen and other added functionalities and that they submit the games for certification only upon undergoingRemote Play testing.
The Remote Play allows a PS Vita user to play PS4 games that don’t need a camera. The PS4 is expected to launch in the fourth quarter of 2013, and will compete with Nintendo’s Wii U and Microsoft’s Xbox One. An announcement like this can be a big boost to sales once PS4 is released in the wild later this year.
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