Sony officially revealed its upcoming PlayStation handheld, dubbed Project Q, at the PlayStation Showcase last night. However, a new report from industry insider Tom Henderson reveals that Project Q will be available for consumers this November.

Henderson is the same reporter that leaked the PlayStation handheld a couple of months ago. In a new tweet this morning, Tom claims that Project Q is “Currently scheduled to release mid-late November 2023.”

Sony hasn’t detailed much about the pricing or exact release date of its upcoming remote play handheld, but has said that it will launch “later this year,” with additional details being revealed in the “coming months.”

Project Q will enable PS5 owners to stream their games to an 8 inch LCD screen that includes a controller on both sides which looks a lot like the DualSense PS5 controller. Check out the official sneak peak trailer right here:

Unlike the PSP or the PSVita, PlayStation’s new handheld, Project Q, won’t be able to run games natively, meaning that it will require a stable and smooth internet connection and probably your games to be installed on your PS5.

Source: Tom Henderson (Twitter)