PlayStation chair Hiroki Totoki has confirmed that Sony games published to PC will continue to have the PSN requirement.
Earlier this month, the PlayStation 5 Pro finally arrived in stores. And while the lack of a disc drive and the $700 price ...
Sony has confirmed that PlayStation will continue its cost cutting exercise following mass layoffs in 2024. In a recent ...
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Sony’s president Hiroki Totoki has said the company is “still in the process of learning” from the failure of ‘Concord’After 'Concord' proved to be a failure, Sony's president Hiroki Totoki has now said the company is "still in the process of ...
Sony is standing firm in the face of backlash over its PSN account requirement on PC. The topic popped up in a recent ...
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Sony Comments on Steam PlayStation Account ControversySony president Hiroki Totoki comments on the controversy surrounding the PlayStation Network account requirement for its ...
Sony president Hiroki Totoki has addressed the failure of Concord during a Q&A following the company's latest earnings call.
Totoki stated that Sony is still learning how to navigate in the category of games-as-a-service and sometimes this will result in flops. With a new brand like Concord, you never know for sure if it ...
Hiroki Totoki admitted the requirement invites "pushback" but Sony wants to maintain control over its games.
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Sony President Admits ‘Concord’ Had Dev Problems, Says Failed Hero Shooter Needed More “User Testing” And “Internal Evaluation”Sony President Hiroki Totoki has admitted that the development of Firewalk Studios' failed 'Concord' was mired with problems.
Sony is looking to continue finding ways to reduce costs related to its PlayStation division. Here's what we know so far.
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