Leaked Video of ‘Project Q’ Handheld Game Machine That Can Remotely Play PS5 Reveals It’s an Android Terminal – GIGAZINE

Evidently Android terminal by leaked video of ‘Project Q’ portable gaming machine that can remotely launch PS5

In May 2023, PlayStation announced ‘Project Q’, a portable game machine with an 8-inch screen that can operate PlayStation 5 (PS5) remotely. The actual video of this Project Q has been leaked, revealing that it comes with Android OS.

Sony’s Project Q PlayStation Portable Android Runs In Leaked Video – The Verge

https://www.theverge.com/2023/7/22/23804130/the-sony-project-q-leak-handheld-playstation-ps5-android

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Twitter user @Zuby_Tech leaked the actual video of Project Q. A leaked video shows that Project Q will be based on Android. However, foreign media outlet The Verge, which ran a report on the matter, said, “It’s very questionable what the final product version of Project Q will be like, but at least you can find out what’s going on internally.” ”

PlayStation Project Q Leaks: #PlayStation #ProjectQ https://t.co/gyFrsW7xkN pic.twitter.com/0R0yQIdr0I—Zuby_Tech (@Zuby_Tech) July 22, 2023

The main body of Project Q looks like this. The protective sticker is still attached to the screen.

It operates with a DualSense-like joystick on the left and right of the screen.

It also supports operation by touching the screen.

At the right end of the screen there is a button to return to the previous operation and a home button. You can see that the operating system is based on Android.

There are almost no buttons on the back.

There is something like a port in the center of the top surface, but it is unknown if this is for charging the main unit or if it could be used for anything else.

In another tweet by @Zuby_Tech an image of Project Q is also available with the screen and some buttons removed.

PlayStation Project Q Leaks: #PlayStation #ProjectQ pic.twitter.com/9ssXnb399U—Zuby_Tech (@Zuby_Tech) July 22, 2023

Regarding Project Q, PlayStation states that ‘the game must be installed on PS5 and does not support VR games’ and to play the game with Project Q, install the game on PS5 and play remotely. However, since Project Q is an Android terminal, The Verge notes that it “might have more features”.