I don't care about the smaller screen really, just want to play and be entertained but not frustrated by lag etc. Last time I researched it – admittedly some years ago – Remote Play seemed a bit crap, but a search around the net seems to suggest with increasing bandwidth things have improved, especially with such a controller. Basically we talk, when she gets tired we stop and I start playing, then I usually play for a while longer after she's finally dozed off.Īnyway, as much as I love the Switch, I much prefer the games on PlayStation and I was really interested to read about the Backbone One on the front page of this site a few days ago. I play mostly when I'm getting my daughter to sleep – her on top bunk, me on bottom – as this is the only time I have essentially spare. I'm asking because over the last year the Switch has dominated my playtime simply because I can play it without being connected to the TV.

I did a search and couldn't find anything that answers my questions, so thought I'd ask the following question here as I'm using a PS4.Įssentially, I'm wanting to know from real world users what it's like using PS Remote Play on iOS with an aftermarket controller such as the Backbone One. I hope this question is okay for this forum category.

Does backbone work with ps remote play