Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced the global Days of Play sale will be returning this year. For additional info, check the Days of Play 2020 official site here. Sony is exploring a future where PlayStation controllers may never need to be plugged in again. The patent, titled "Operation Device," reveals Sony’s plans to embed photovoltaic elements—the same technology used in solar panels—into the structure of PlayStation controllers. Sony’s proposal could position the PlayStation brand as a leader in green gaming innovation—something no other major console manufacturer has yet seriously pursued. If Sony follows through on this innovation, we might be looking at the next big leap in controller design—one where players can game longer, recharge less, and say goodbye to low-battery anxiety forever. Thankfully, Sony is bringing these games to PC for everyone to enjoy with the new PlayStation Now. Read more in our articles including "Sony Interactive Entertainment announces Days of Play sale" and "New Sony Patent Hints at Solar-Charging PlayStation Controllers".
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Aug 10, 2016Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced the global Days of Play sale will be returning this year. For additional info, check the Days of Play 2020 official site here.
Sony is exploring a future where PlayStation controllers may never need to be plugged in again. The patent, titled "Operation Device," reveals Sony’s plans to embed photovoltaic elements—the same technology used in solar panels—into the structure of PlayStation controllers. Sony’s proposal could position the PlayStation brand as a leader in green gaming innovation—something no other major console manufacturer has yet seriously pursued.
Our coverage of Sony Days of Play includes: "Sony Interactive Entertainment announces Days of Play sale"; "New Sony Patent Hints at Solar-Charging PlayStation Controllers"; "PlayStation Plus monthly games announced for November". Each article provides unique insights and information.