If you’re a PlayStation proprietor, there’s a great likelihood you recognize about Sony’s PlayStation Now streaming service. This is Sony’s sport streaming service that was launched a number of years in the past, however it’s at the moment solely out there on Sony’s PlayStation consoles and PCs.

However, in keeping with a report from The Verge, they’ve uncovered confidential paperwork in the course of the Epic VS Apple trial that exposed that Sony apparently had plans to deliver the service onto cellular gadgets.

The motive why this was talked about in the course of the trial was as a result of Apple was making an attempt to clarify their plans to launch their very own subscription service which was later referred to as Apple Arcade, and someway Apple managed to seek out out info that exposed Sony’s upcoming plans. Obviously PlayStation Now by no means did launch on another platform except for PlayStation and PC, nevertheless it has been prompt that Sony finally determined that this wasn’t one thing they wished to compete with Apple.

It would even be a great way to cater to die arduous PlayStation followers to encourage them to purchase Sony’s consoles so as to entry the service.

That being stated, given Apple’s huge hoops that firms must leap by means of so as to launch streaming apps onto its platform, it is smart. More just lately, we’ve additionally heard about Microsoft had tried to persuade Apple to permit its streaming companies on the App Store by providing up Xbox unique titles, however that finally by no means got here to move.

Filed in Cellphones >Gaming. Read extra about iOS, iPhone, PlayStation and Sony. Source: theverge