Sarah LeBoeuf of Gamervision.com writes: "Last summer, I got an early look at Sony’s EyePet, the virtual pet “game” that uses the PlayStation Eye to bring an adorable creature to life on the PS3. Using the system’s camera to recreate the player’s settings, EyePet placed a furry little creature on the coffee table reflected in the television, allowing those present to interact with it in a number of ways. Though I had some concerns, like whether or not the set-up of most living rooms would be practical for use with EyePet, I thought it showed promise, could appeal to a wide range of gamers, and of course, that it was completely adorable. Then the game was inexplicably delayed, resurfacing at E3 2010 with some pretty big additions: Move support and 3D graphics. However, the new features did not necessarily improve the experience."
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