Source: The PS4 Will Be Out This November, And You’ll Be Able To Control It With Your Phone
A reliable Kotaku source has informed us that the PlayStation 4, codenamed Orbis, will be out this November in the United States. The following was stated in the Kotaku article:
Our source tells us that there are two models planned for the new machine, and that pricing won’t be announced until later this year, possibly around E3. The current plan, our source says, is to release them at $429 and $529, but that could change.
New information revealed by our source suggests that you’ll be able to control the PS4 remotely from your tablet or smartphone. You’ll be able to use a mobile device to chat with your PS4 friends or buy games which are then automatically downloaded to your machine, our source says.
Orbis is also following the path first set by Xbox Live: our source says “most” of the PS4’s online features will require a premium subscription to use. Sony’s new online service will be called PlayStation World, our source says, replacing PlayStation Plus.
our source says that every PS4 will come with a PlayStation Eye; that a new spectating feature will let you watch other friends play games from your console’s dashboard, even when you don’t own the game they’re playing; and that the console will support local network play via Vita.
kotaku.com
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