Hi.
@ianhamilton_:
Sorry to go a bit off-topic:
Do you have a ps4 yourself? If so, would you then be interesting in helping making a lot of research regarding why the TTS won't work outside the US? Long time ago, I got some sighted assistance to help trying a lot of things to get it working. But those people weren't technical enough to help with all I wanted to try. No, I'm not talking about cracking the ps4, jalebrake etc.
There are so many people world wide who want the TTS which is released in the US only so badly. I am personally not asking for an updated TTS. Not either a TTS in my own language. The only thing i'm asking for so badly is simply the TTS which works in the US, which just reads the game library, so blind gamers are able to launch the game they wanna play. That's all, nothing more. But, Sony does not care. Not at all. I have been in contact with Sony US which wouldn't talk with me because I'm not from the US. I have been in contact with Sony in my own country, which do not wanna talk about the TTS, because that's not released in my country. So if blind gamers want the TTS outside the US, we need to find our own solution. We need to figure out why the heck it won't work. But this is extremely difficult when I need sighted assistance to do all the geeky stuff I wanna try to see if it's possible to get it working.
Regarding the chip: Sony hasn't confirmed that for sure, and they properly won't say anything about it. That's a rumor I saw on a forum years ago.

Hi.

@Lirin, how does remote play work? I'm completely new to the ps4. Does it mean that I can click on a game on my pc then have it play on the console?

Hi.

@Lirin, ah ok.

I won't be using that feature but it's nice to know it exists.

@203 I do have a PS4, it's something that only Sony can remedy though. There was some twitter chat about it the other day, developers who worked on The Last Of Us 2 saying that they would be lending their voices to the cause of getting it fixed. That doesn't mean it will be of course, but it's still a nice step.

Here is the official accessibility page:
https://www.playstation.com/en-us/games … ssibility/