Sony Still Has No Plans To Offer First-Party Games Day One For PS Plus Members
First-party PlayStation games are still not going to be offered day one for PS Plus owners, Sony has said.
First-party PlayStation games are still not going to be offered day one for PS Plus owners, Sony has said.
PS3 hasn’t seen much support from Sony on PS Plus, but company’s VP of global services has said it’s possible more PS3 titles will be added going forward.
Sony is reportedly interesting in buying Warner Bros. Games’ assets, which would include various IPs and gaming content.
The next-generation of Xbox hardware is going to be powered by AMD, the same chip manufacturer that is also defining the PS6 tech.
A number of PlayStation’s PC ports have had their region locks removed by Sony, including Helldivers 2 and The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered.
Sony hasn’t given up on live service games for PS5 and PC, but Hermen Hulst said the format holder will not ‘make the same mistake twice’ following Concord’s failure.
Sony has said it will continue to adjust its pricing strategy for PS Plus, noting how users have been increasingly moving towards higher-tier subscriptions.
The president and CEO of Sony has responded to concerns that the power of Switch 2 providing extra competition for PlayStation, insisting PS5-level performance is necessary for enjoying a big screen experience.
PlayStation executive Hermen Hulst has said that the company is taking a ‘measured’ approach to bringing its titles to PC.
Sony has revealed that the PS5 has reached more monthly players than the PS4 for the first time.