The ongoing open beta for Sony's PlayStation streaming service, PlayStation Now, will be extended to PlayStation TV and PlayStation Vita on October 14. Sony announced the news today in a comprehensive FAQ about PS TV today on the PlayStation Blog.
The Playstation Vita TV, a $99 micro-console with PS Vita hardware inside is meant as a secondary avenue to play Vita games on a TV with a Dualshock 3. The addition of Playstation Now means that you now don’t even need to own a Playstation proper to play PS3 games over the internet.
The PS Now open beta for PS TV and PS Vita will allow players to rent and stream more than 150 PlayStation 3 games to their devices. The PS Now open beta is currently available on PS3 and PS4. The rental prices you see in the beta, which range from good to insane, are not yet final.
