Sony sending out beta invites for PlayStation Now

Jamie Feltham

January 29, 2014

Sony has started sending out beta invites for PlayStation Now, its game streaming service.

NeoGAF members recently posted an email with an invite to a private beta. Obviously the invites are only going out to US users, as that’s the only planned territory for the service right now.

Sadly the invite didn’t mention a date, although Sony did recommend a 5Mbps or higher broadband connection to use the service.

PlayStation Now is designed to let members stream PS3 games across PS3, PS4, PS Vita, tablets and Sony TVs. Right now it’s due to launch on consoles this year in the US.

Source: NeoGAF

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