When asked about how PlayStation can compete with PC gaming, three key figures from Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) stated that the PlayStation 6 experience should move beyond the living room. PlayStation listed some key points in how it plans to let users enjoy their games away from the couch.
The news came amid a controversial time for the PlayStation brand. In early July, Sony announced that games released from January 2028 and onward would no longer receive physical disc prints. The move caused a firestorm on social media, as several users and companies criticized PlayStation amid the push toward digital exclusivity. Although PlayStation has since clarified it would support physical reprints for games released before January 2028, that has not stopped users and other companies from continuing to push Sony to reconsider its stance.
Former PlayStation head Shuhei Yoshida shares his thoughts about the Steam Machine on social media, weighing the devices pros and cons.
Days before Sony revealed its plans to go completely digital, the company shed light on how it planned to bring back players who primarily play on PC. SIE President and CEO Hideaki Nishino, Studio Business CEO Hermen Hulst, and Senior Vice President of Finance and...
