The island says it's developing new projects to suggest a new cloud-computing game

(compiled/ananas) in yesterday's Sony NGP press conference, a long time Hideo appeared, for Sony's next Generation Game handheld demo "alloy Equipment 4" demo. The island said the results of the "alloy 4" scene demonstrated at the conference were the same as the PS3, "as I said in the release of" Peace Walker ", cloud computing will come in the near future, and I am looking forward to a portable version of" Alloy gear "and" Peace Walker "to achieve cloud computing, and NGP make it happen. "The island seems to have a lot of interest in cloud computing, and it's a bit of a thrill to describe the changes that the technology has brought to the game world," he said. "In the future, we can play games anytime, anywhere, at home on the PS3 play, and to go out when the game just played into the NGP, take out to continue to play." When you get home, you can continue on the big TV screen. "The island says the new trend is what he has long wanted, and a project he is now working on will be able to achieve that." But he refused to disclose more about the project, only to mention that this year's E3 will be the truth.