It’s not hard to see why Sony would be interested in pursuing an aggressive live-service games strategy, then, beyond just the potential profits. PlayStation’s first-party teams like Naughty ...

Thanks to Helldiver II's success, Sony isn't ready to give up on live service games any time soon, confirming plans to invest ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment's Studio Business Group CEO Hermen Hulst says the company is continuing to take a "measured" ...

While fans wait for crumbs of new information about PlayStation games like Intergalactic or Wolverine, Sony is continuing to tout their current and future live services ...

While PS5 was launched five years ago, Sony launched PS5 Pro in November last year with moderate improvements to gameplay.

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Sony Interactive Entertainment’s Senior Vice President Hideaki Nishino addressed growing speculation surrounding Microsoft’s ...

PlayStation are not giving up on live service games as they hope to repeat the success of Helldivers 2 rather than the ...

PlayStation gives deep insights into its future strategy in a business presentation: strong single-player games, targeted live service expansion and long-term IP focus.

TL;DR: Sony faces challenges in its live service gaming strategy as Haven Studios founder ... at one of its more fringe-based first-party PlayStation studios. Given Concord's exceptional failure ...

Since then, players have seen Ryan replaced as well in a 2024 corporate reshuffle that temporarily saw PlayStation have two co-CEOs. They’ve also seen the live-service pivot go nowhere quickly.