PlayStation Portal Remote Play Game Ideas

[grigsby81]

With the PS Portal coming out next month, I’m starting to create a list of games that I’m saving to play on the Portal. What do you plan to play on your Portal?

[Aldarain]

I was thinking about getting the Portal for JRPGs when it comes to mindless grinding but at this moment I am still unconvinced I will get one. I don't see enough advantages over Remote Play on some mobile devices.

[SpaceIsDandy]

None; even if i were gifted one its just a harder to transport, more cumbersome, less feature packed remote play device than my phone (if i ever felt the absolute need to play on the toilet); and if i am at home (but scared to use a ps5 controller?) the pc remote play app (with a macro) is vastly superior to the portal (even lets you play ps5 games with ps4 controller and 99% here has a pc anyway...

[Camokidd87]

Anything youd like to play!

Edited November 9, 2023 by Camokidd87

[GentleJordy]

As some others have said, I'm going to wait on reviews AKA haven't really seen a good reason to get one. I'm a big PS Vita lover too but all of the functionality in this device I can do on my phone so might save $200. 

[Xylobe]

I've gotten some good mileage out of the Backbone I picked up for my phone earlier in the year, and I've had a lot of difficulty trying to cook up a use case where lugging around a dedicated remote play device would be better. Maybe reviews will highlight some key point that I'm missing, but so far it's only seemed like a complete waste of time.

[zemiguelreis]

Well, one of my suggestions if you like platformers is Rayman Legends daily challenges. They take around 15 minutes per day and you will probably need a few months to reach the final level of awesomeness.