Tech enthusiast Digital Foundry concludes through an experiment they done that the PS Vita‘s Remote Play to PlayStation 4 lacks the performance that the Wii U GamePad has.
The report from Eurogamer draws that the Remote Play feature on Vita is a neat feature that comes up short in it’s capabilities unlike the Wii U GamePad with it being dedicated from the ground up for the console. The experience feels natural and complete; where, on the other hand, the PS Vita and PS4 is not since they weren’t built from the ground up for the two-screen experience.
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“It was perhaps a bit much to hope that Vita Remote Play could match up to the Wii U GamePad, or even Nvidia Shield’s performance. Nintendo built its system around its controller – ultra low latency was built into the design, while Vita Remote Play simply doesn’t have that priority for Sony.”
“However, whether we’re talking about image quality, latency, frame-rate – or the simple fact that 1080p gaming doesn’t always translate well to a five-inch screen – we couldn’t help but feel that we were getting a less than ideal experience, and that nothing compares to just picking up the Dual Shock 4 and playing PS4 games in the conventional way.”
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