Gamers Outlook "Kirai wrote that Sony had found itself "in the cross-hairs of controversy" and that cyber crime had become a widespread problem in society. "What happened to us, though more vast in scope, has happened to many others before,"
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
Sony, once you turn on PSN and the network is secure, all this mess will go away. So HURRY UP!
Dear customers, it is with great sadness and regret that I have to inform you, that our network has been breached and that your personal information, including credit card numbers, might have been accessed by criminal elements. Please take whatever actions you deem necessary to protect yourself from identity theft. Here are some suggestions: ... We apologize for this security failure, but are working to get you details on the severity of the data intrusion and are working with law enforcement to find the perpetrators and bring them to justice. Please call this "800" number or drop us and email with any questions you may have. We will try to respond to your concerns as soon as we can, but please keep in mind that there are millions affected by this callous act.
Regards,
Cazy Ken.
Why couldn't Sony have done that, DAY 1!?
Imagine you run a grocery store. You notice a shoplifter on your CCTV but can't see what he's taken before he runs away. Now think, how long will it take you to count your apples and oranges before you know what he stole? And remember, it's 100 million apples and oranges to count.
Interesting, but I still think Sony acted swiftly. They had to carry out an investigation out first before notifying anyone of the breach. If there was a glitch in the system and they reported this falsely, it would look stupid.
What if...
when psn came back it came with a beast load of features like the option to download google chrome and some other features that people been asking for.