It’s said that the device builds on the PlayStation Portal, which was originally designed as something akin to this before moving to streaming.

It’s not too late for the major console makers to make a handheld, but reports note a PlayStation handheld may still be years away.

A credible insider suggests that a big design change in the upcoming Xbox handheld console may allow it to natively run PlayStation games.

PlayStation 5 games may now be played anywhere thanks to a new portable gaming system that Sony is currently producing. The console is reportedly "years away from launch" — if Sony chooses to release it at all — and is being built to compete with Nintendo and Microsoft in the portable gaming market,

Sony seems to be shifting gears, as a new report claims that another PlayStation handheld system is in the works, hoped to be able to play PS5 games natively.

Sony is reportedly contemplating a new PlayStation gaming handheld, intending to compete with Nintendo and possibly Xbox in the future.

All three major console platform holders are working on handheld devices.

While the PlayStation Portal offered a way to play PS5 games remotely, it wasn’t a standalone handheld. In fact, it’s been about 14 years since the PS Vita appeared, and now, according to a report from Bloomberg,

Sony is reportedly working on a new PlayStation handheld intended to rival the Switch, although it may never actually see the light of day.

Sony may be working on a portable version of the PlayStation 5, but it feels like there are already more reasons to write it off than look forward to it.

Recent reports of a new PlayStation handheld device have reminded me of how much I love the Portal but still yearn for a standalone device.