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PS4 In-Game Video Chat Revealed in PlayStation TV Show
A recent episode of PlayStation Network TV show Powers reveals in-game video chat functionality on PlayStation 4, a feature that the new console currently does not support.
Image credit: IGNAs spotted by IGN, the scene depicts a male chatting with a woman while playing a game. The woman appears in a small box on the lower left-hand corner of the screen.
Of course, this is not a confirmation that the PS4 will add in-game video chat functionality. After all, Powers, a show about superheroes, is set in a fictional world.
At the same time, however, vice president of video messaging app ooVoo Brian Liebler said at CES 2015 that he hopes his service will launch for PS4 in the April-June quarter. It will use the PlayStation Camera accessory, which is sold separately.
In-game video chat is already supported on Xbox One. People who own Microsoft's console and a Kinect camera can "Snap" the Skype app to talk with friends or family during gameplay.
GameSpot has contacted Sony, asking for additional details about the possibility of in-game video chat coming to PS4 someday.
The first three episodes of the Powers series debuted last week. The entire ten-episode series is available free for PlayStation Plus subscribers.
Would you be interested in an in-game video chat feature for PS4? Let us know in the comments below!
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Image credit: IGNAs spotted by IGN, the scene depicts a male chatting with a woman while playing a game. The woman appears in a small box on the lower left-hand corner of the screen.
Of course, this is not a confirmation that the PS4 will add in-game video chat functionality. After all, Powers, a show about superheroes, is set in a fictional world.
At the same time, however, vice president of video messaging app ooVoo Brian Liebler said at CES 2015 that he hopes his service will launch for PS4 in the April-June quarter. It will use the PlayStation Camera accessory, which is sold separately.
In-game video chat is already supported on Xbox One. People who own Microsoft's console and a Kinect camera can "Snap" the Skype app to talk with friends or family during gameplay.
GameSpot has contacted Sony, asking for additional details about the possibility of in-game video chat coming to PS4 someday.
The first three episodes of the Powers series debuted last week. The entire ten-episode series is available free for PlayStation Plus subscribers.
Would you be interested in an in-game video chat feature for PS4? Let us know in the comments below!
More...