http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2011/02/2-27-11-gaikai-beta-live.jpg At the Tokyo Game Show today, Shuhei Yoshida announced that Sony will soon launch a library of PlayStation 3 titles via its Gaikai cloud-gaming service. Yoshida also confirmed that the games will be available to play on the PS4 – as previously rumored – as well as on the PS Vita and Vita TV. Given that the PlayStation 4 won’t natively support PS3 titles when it launches stateside later this year, the cloud-based options should come as a huge relief to those looking to pick up the company’s latest console and, you know, have something compelling to play. Look for this service to hit the US in 2014 – no word yet on when it will launch in Europe.
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Via: Polygon
Source: IGN