Sony Files Another Soho Engine Trademark, This Time In Japan
Sony is continuing its trademark filings for the mysterious Soho Engine, with the format holder now registering it in Japan.
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7.8 Million PS5 Consoles Sold Worldwide
In the latest earnings report from Sony, the Japanese company has sold 7.8 million PS5 consoles as of March 31 of this year.
Sony’s Hermen Hulst Says PlayStation Is Still Committed To Supporting Experimental Games
PlayStation Studios boss Hermen Hulst has said the format holder is still going to back experimental games.
Sony Trademarks Soho Engine In New Zealand And Switzerland
The Soho Engine has been trademarked by Sony in New Zealand and Switzerland.
PS3 And PS Vita PlayStation Store Will Stay Open Into The Future, PSP Store Will Still Close On July 2
Sony has announced that the PS3 and PS Vita PlayStation Store will stay open into the future, with the PSP store still closing on July 2, 2021.
Checkpoint: Sony Is Putting All Its Eggs In One Basket And Becoming A Factory Pumping Out The Same Product Over And Over
Our latest Checkpoint opinion feature touches on how Sony is putting all its eggs in one basket and becoming a factory, losing the magic the company had.
God Of War Creator Claims Sony Is Looking At ‘Counterpunch’ To Xbox Game Pass
Sony is reportedly working on a ‘counterpunch’ to Xbox Game Pass, according to God of War creator David Jaffe.
Uncharted And Ghost Of Tsushima Movies Will Stream On Netflix After Their Theatrical Run
Sony has inked a deal with Netflix, which will result in the Uncharted and Ghost of Tsushima movies streaming on Netflix after their theatrical runs.
Checkpoint: Silent Hill PS1 Will Be Lost Once Sony Closes The PS3, PSP And PS Vita Stores, And That’s Not Cool
Silent Hill is one of many casualties brought about by Sony’s decision to close the PS3, PS Vita and PSP stores this summer.
The Uncharted Movie Has Been Delayed Once Again, This Time By A Week
No, this isn’t an April Fools Day joke. The Uncharted movie has once again been delayed, with the flick now …