Following quaint indie hit Thomas Was Alone, Mike Bithell has become well-known in the British gaming community. His latest game isn't another platforming title like Thomas, though, but a stealth one by the name of Volume.
A futuristic retelling of the Robin Hood legend, Volume takes the genre made famous by Metal Gear Solid and Splinter Cell, and strips it down to its most basic principles.
Released in 2015, Volume is prepped to build on everything Thomas Was Alone achieved while targeting a whole new audience thanks to a deal from Sony that will see it come to the PlayStation 4 and PS Vita, and which saw Bithell take to the stage at Sony's Gamescom press conference last month.
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