Sony reveals the patent of a control for mobile devices

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Sony Interactive Entertainment has published the patent of what it seems clear that it will result in a controller for mobile devices, as reported from NGC. This patent was presented by the Japanese Division of Sony, and shows an image of two controls with handles at both ends and a screen in the center, which you can see about this paragraph.

The fact that the patent only appears published for the command, seems to confirm that it is not a kind of new portable console, but a mobile controller very similar to the PlayStation 4 command, the DualShock 4. NGC details that it is described as a left-hand grip and a right part of grip held by the user's hands and an axis that can be tilted by the user, detecting the direction of the inclination and quantity.

Although most mobiles and tablets (both Android and iOS) already have the possibility of connecting them to the devices via Bluetooth, it seems clear that in this case it is an accessory dedicated exclusively to these platforms, and could improve the gameplay In services such as Apple Arcade or Remote Play itself offering PlayStation.

It also surprises less when remembering that it is in Sony's plans attract new players taking some PlayStation franchises to mobile devices, and it was last May when Jim Ryan himself pronounced on this: We are exploring possibilities to reach millions of players beyond our platforms. PlayStation has a very wide catalog of games First-Party that can transition mobile phones and complement our AAA games or games as a service. We are exploring the mobile market with some wonderful PlayStation franchises, so stay tuned.