Sony has finally outlined that the PlayStation Now UK beta will arrive at some point in 2015.
The gaming streaming service has been available as a beta testing phase in the US for some time now, but Sony has always been tight lipped on when PlayStation Now would arrive in the UK.
Now the electronics giant has confirmed that Playstation Now is coming to Europe in beta during 2015, with the UK the first to get the service beta.
“We’ve always said that we won’t introduce PlayStation Now in Europe until it can offer PlayStation quality,” explained Sony during the conference.
Sony highlighted the unstable internet connections that we have in Europe as part of the reason why PlayStation Now has taken a little while to cross the ocean.
During its GamesCom 2014 press conference, Sony also confirmed the PlayStation TV UK release date.
The little secondary gaming consoles/streaming box will launch for €99/£99 in the UK and Europe on November 14.
Read more: What is PS TV? 10 things to know about PlayStation TV
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