CEO Hideaki Nishino says the PS5 will have a long lifecycle, but this shouldn't delay the release of the next console.
If you were concerned that consoles were dying, you may rest easy, at least for the foreseeable future. PlayStation co-CEO ...
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PS5 Lifespan Expected to Be Similar to PS4A PlayStation executive dispels assumptions about the lifecycle of the PS5, setting a clearer time frame for fans to expect ...
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Sony Thinks PS5 Will Be Used ‘For a Long Time Like PS4'Sony Interactive Entertainment co-CEO Hideaki Nishino has said that the company expects the PS5 to have legs similar to the ...
Despite the growth of cloud gaming, Sony's Hideaki Nishino confirmed the PS5 will remain central to the company's business ...
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PlayStation Co-CEO Herman Hulst Promises Sony "Will Continue To Focus On Developing Live-Service Titles"PlayStation Co-CEO Herman Hulst says the company will continue to focus on live-service titles, alongside story-driven single ...
Hideaki Nishino, Platform Business Group CEO for Sony Interactive Entertainment, has revealed during a recent interview with Famitsu that he doesn’t see traditional gaming hardware disappearing ...
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PlayStation is Staying Focused on Home Console MarketA recent interview with Sony co-CEO Hideaki Nishino confirms that Sony is planning to focus on the home console market for ...
Sony Interactive Entertainment's CEO of Studio Business Group and Hideaki Nishino in an interview with Famitsu (and translated [...] ...
Sony executive Hideaki Nishino recently discussed the company's view on the PS6 and PS5 console lifecycles and the future of home console hardware.
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What to Expect For PS5 Games in 2025The PS5's had a wide variety of highs and lows throughout 2024, but now it's time to look into what the future holds for Sony ...
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