SIE CEO Jim Ryan has confirmed that Sony plans to continue buying more studios in the future. From last year to now, the Japanese giant has already acquired eight developers: Haven StudiosAnd the bungeeAnd the Valkyrie EntertainmentAnd the Team AsobiAnd the Bluepoint GamesAnd the fireAnd the Nixxes Software And the a house.
Ryan’s confirmation came through a recording The official PlayStation podcast. in content, The CEO explained that one of the ways the company is expanding its business is through acquisitions.
We grow through acquisitions. Sony acquired six studios over the course of 2021 and we’re now in discussions with Bungie [e a Haven Studios]. We have more plans.
asked about There are no versions in First day On the new PS PlusRyan argues that Sony wants to continue producing bigger and better games with an increasingly strong narrative. Maintaining the traditional paid model is one way to continue this strategy.
Putting these games on a subscription service as soon as they are released will break a virtuous cycle. And we haven’t been able to invest the way we currently can.
Let’s stick to our approach, one that has served us well over many years. And the approach that we think serves our players well.
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