Richard Bailey Jr. of The Koalition writes:
Earlier today, Sony sold Sony Online Entertainment to an investment firm by the name of Columbus Nova. While many may not think this is a big deal, the truth of the matter is that the move will have ramifications on future titles such as Everquest Next, H1Z1, and the PS4 release of Planetside 2.
Having picked up on the news as soon as it happened, we decided to record a brief react to share our candid thoughts on what this move could mean for Sony moving forward.
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Tony Polanco from The Koalition writes:
"For this week’s featured topic, we discuss Sony selling off Sony Online Entertainment. Though it was sold due to it not being as profitable as Sony would have liked, it was still something that distinguished Sony from its competitors. We discuss what this all means for Sony and how Microsoft stands to benefit from this."
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It was a pleasure to finally be on this show. It was fun, and Brett's rants were classic.
Very glad to see you went with the Sony Offline Entertainment title lol Sony and Microsoft need to get their online issues resolved as I'm paying too much a year to put up with this nonsense.
I never played any of the SOE titles but I can see how this is big news.
As an Xbox One owner, I surely won't complain if PlanetSide 2, H1Z1, and EverQuest Next all come over to the system lol The move itself though definitely makes you wonder what exactly is going on over at Sony these days.
I'd love to see you the Sony spin this into 'not important'
I'm glad allot more people are excepting this bit of news. Its not coming lightly to some.
But I rather these games get multiplated/thrive than get cancelled never see them again.
Guess they realized the best way to sell PS4s is to stop paying people to make PC games.