Sony E3 2006 Press Conference And Its Giant Enemy Crab Can Now Be Viewed In 1080p
Watch the Sony E3 2006 press conference in 1080p and relive such classics as Giant Enemy Crabs and Riiiidge Racer!
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Sony Patents Audio Technology Seemingly For PlayStation VR2 That Responds To Player’s Movements
A new patent from Sony describes audio technology that responds to players movements, and looks to be intended for the PlayStation VR2.
[UPDATED]Microsoft & Sony Sign Binding Agreement To Keep Call Of Duty On PlayStation
Microsoft has announced that it has signed a binding agreement with PlayStation to keep Call of Duty on Sony formats.
Sony To Spend Another $2.13 Billion On R&D For Live Service Games And “Extended Reality” Tech
Sony will spend $2.13 billion on research and development for live service games and technology focused on “extended reality” experiences.
Sony Patent Suggests It’s Looking For Game ‘Experts’ To Provide Real-Time Help For Players
A new patent filed by Sony explores the process of connecting a player to an ‘expert’ to provide them real-time help.
Sony Is Reportedly Looking To Secure PlayStation Exclusives In Korea
Sony is looking to secure more PS5 exclusives from talent in South Korea.
1 Million PlayStation Users Spend All Their Time Playing Call Of Duty, And That’s Worth A Lot Of Money To Sony
About 1 million PlayStation users spend all their time playing Call Of Duty, and Sony sees a huge cut of its revenue come from all their spending.
Sony’s Poor Redacting Skills Reveal 200M+ Budgets For Both Horizon Forbidden West And The Last Of Us Part II
Some poor redacting skills on Sony’s side lead to the reveal of the massive budgets involved for Horizon Forbidden West and The Last Of Us Part II.
Xbox Game Pass Head Wanted To “Spend Sony Out Of Business”
The head of Xbox Game Pass wanted to “spend Sony out of business,” a Microsoft internal email reveals, check out the details here.
Sony’s Jim Ryan Seemed Unconcerned About Losing Call Of Duty To Microsoft, Reveals Bombshell Email
PlayStation’s Jim Ryan seems unconcerned about losing Call of Duty to Microsoft, according to a private email that has emerged.