Way back in February 2013, when Sony first announced the PlayStation 4, they talked a bit about their partnership with the streaming company Gaikai. With the power of the cloud, Sony said, we'd all be able to stream PS1, PS2, and PS3 games.
But things have changed. Today, those vague plans have coalesced into the form of PlayStation Now, a streaming service that lets you play... PS3 games. And only PS3 games.
Sony CEO Hiroki Totoki and CFO Lin Tao talked about the state of the PlayStation business and the strategy and targets going forward, including how they're responding to the tariffs.
Sony announced its financial results for the fiscal year 2024, and things are certainly looking up, despite a decline in PS5 sales.
If their profits fall next quarter, we'll probably see more price hikes. I can't imagine having to pay £20 a month for PlayStation Plus.
Decline in hardware sales.
Behind on lifetime sales and decline in first party sales.
Third party content and PSN came through to save the day.
Things will improve starting with the next Ghost game.
Hopefully a steady flow of first party content by end of '25
PlayStation 5 has shipped 77.8 million units worldwide, Sony announced in its financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2025.
very nice.
in almost 5 years too.
some big hitters are yet to come
It's just beta that's all folks.
They better start explaining, especially now that EA access is stealing all the media focus.
Kind of a big deal why is this not 600 degrees at least.... Gotta say PS Now is not impressive at this point with. 20MB/s connection I'm still getting very noticeable lag inthe majority of titles. Still it's a beta hopefully this gets cleaned up
It bothers me! Why Sony is being quiet about every issue? They got so good at talking with their fans with the PS3 since they released the slim model, why are they going back to early PS3 days when they were arrogant an quiet?!
The lag is the biggest problem atm, that i noticed when playing at a friends. He has 50/25 internet speed, and the lag was very noticeable. If that doesnt get fixed i highly doubt this program will be a success.