From fiscal year 2025, Sony aims to release nearly half of its PlayStation 5 games on PC. The main focus will still be on consoles, but there will also be a slightly larger share on mobile and continued investment in PC hardware.
In a presentation presented by Jim Ryan on Tuesday evening (23)the company showed the evolution of its gaming presence for mobile phones and PCs from fiscal year 2019 to the last, from 2023 and 2025. From 90% of the presence in video games, the number should increase to 50 as the years go by.
Another important change in Sony’s profile is the fact that it is investing more in what is called “Games as a Service”. They are seen as an important pillar for the company’s future. The company also promises to spend a lot to ensure new franchises weigh in – but, obviously, not forgetting about the already giant PlayStation exclusive series.
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