Sony has delivered an official update on the current status of its next-gen console, the PlayStation 6. We've known for some time now that Sony is working on a successor to the PlayStation 5, although a concrete release date and price have remained fairly elusive details. Now, however, we have a clearer idea of what's going on with the upcoming hardware.
According to Sony, work on the next console generation is "progressing as scheduled". CFO Lin Tao confirmed during Sony's latest quarterly financial results (via VGC), that it plans to make "solid progress" towards the PlayStation 6 within the next fiscal year.
"Looking ahead to the next fiscal year, we aim to continue to enhance user engagement and further strengthen monetisation through the release of strong titles and the expansion of our service," the full quote reads. "We also intend to make solid progress in preparing for the next-generation platform."
Tao also touched on "investment in the new platform", and noted Sony plans to "make the necessary investments" to make the PlayStation 6 a hit. "We have to support the soundness of our platform and think about how rationally we can invest in that platform. We will announce...
