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The FPS Review on MSN · 2d

Former Sony Exec Says Bringing Games to PC Is “Almost Like Printing Money” for the Console Maker

A former Sony exec has shared insights into the ongoing strategies for the console maker in porting games over to PC.

TechSpot · 2d

Sony former exec says the company is "printing money" by releasing PlayStation games on PC

In a recent interview, Shuhei Yoshida confirmed the "rumors" that everyone in the gaming industry has known for years: Sony is making substantial profits from PC

DualShockers · 2d

Former PlayStation Boss Says Porting PS Games To PC Is "Almost Like Printing Money"

Yoshida discussed why he wanted to push Sony to release PlayStation games on PC. "Releasing on PC does many things

GamesRadar on MSN · 3d

"It's almost like printing money": Former Sony exec says PC ports of PlayStation games are too valuable to ignore, and he wanted to see more first-party games come to PC

Releasing PlayStation's big games on PC via platforms like Steam is "almost like printing money," says former Sony Interactive Studios president and indie initiative boss Shuhei Yoshida. Speaking to the Sacred Symbols+ podcast (paywalled,

GameRant on MSN4d

Ex Sony Exec Reveals Why Japan Studio Shut Down

A former Sony Interactive Entertainment executive reveals the reasons why Japan Studio was reorganized and shut down in 2021.

TechSpot3d

PlayStation 6 likely to launch in 2028, says former Sony exec

There's been plenty of speculation about when it will arrive, and according to Shuhei Yoshida, the former Sony exec who was head of SIE Worldwide Studios, we could be waiting until 2028.

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‘PlayStation Is HBO, Microsoft Is Netflix, Nintendo Is Disney,’ Says Ex-Sony Exec

A former Sony exec says what Xbox is doing seems logical and that “there are no victims” in its new multiplatform distribution plan for former exclusives.

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