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Sony's State of Play Broadcast Returns This Week, Final Fantasy VII Revelation Confirmed to Get Extended Look
Sony has announced that the next State of Play will be broadcast this week on September 3. The presentaiton will feature updates and announcements on first- and third-party games, including an extended look at Final Fantasy VII Revelation. The show will be followed by a State of Play Japan broadcast focussed on upcoming games from Japanese and Asia...
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Sony Tells PlayStation Users They Don't Own Their Digital Games Amidst Backlash Over Ending Physical Discs
Sony has started sending out email communication to PlayStation users, detailing the full PlayStation terms of usage. In the email the company states that users do not own digitally purchased games and are only granted a licence to use digital products.
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Sony Doesn't Expect Any Negative Impact on Gaming Business After Ending Disc Production
Sony has said that it doesn't expect any negative impact on its gaming business due to its move to end disc production in 2028. The company's CFO said there had been no impact on business after the plan was announced. The PlayStation parent will stop making discs for new games starting January 2028.
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Sony Not Backing Down From Decision to End Game Discs, Says Will 'Cautiously' Move Forward With Plan
Sony has said it will "cautiously" move forward with its plan to end physical game disc production in 2028. During its latest earnings call, the company acknowledged backlash from users, but said it would press ahead with its plan. Sony announced this month it would stop making physical discs for new PlayStation games starting January 2028.
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End Of An Era: Sony To Stop Releasing Playstation Games On Discs In 2028
In practice, that means gamers will have to download directly from Sony's PlayStation Store or will obtain a download code when purchasing a title from a retailer.
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Sony Announces Layoffs at Bungie With Cuts Impacting Most of the Destiny Team
Layoffs have hit Bungie once again, with cuts impacting most of the Destiny team and some Marathon team members. Sony announced the layoffs on Thursday and said cuts were made after “extensive discussion and careful consideration.”
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Sony Reveals "Significant" Layoffs Affecting Destiny And Marathon Staff
Layoffs were confirmed by PlayStation CEO Hermen Hulst, who described the move as a difficult but necessary step.
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Sony Hikes PS Plus Prices Across All Tiers in India: Check New Pricing
Sony has confirmed a price hike for PS Plus in India across Essential, Extra, and Deluxe tiers. The PlayStation parent has started sending out emails to members informing them of revised pricing. Last week, the company announced a price hike for PS Plus Essential tier in select markets.
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State of Play Broadcast Returns on June 2, Featuring New Look at Marvel's Wolverine Gameplay
Sony has announced a new State of Play broadcast for next month. The company's games showcase event returns on June 2. State of Play will be broadcast live across YouTube and Twitch. The livestream is confirmed to bring an extended new look at Marvel's Wolverine gameplay.
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Fans Slam Sony For Raising PlayStation Plus Subscription Prices: 'It's A F***ing Joke'
PlayStation Plus subscription prices increase for new customers in select regions from May 20, Sony announced.
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Sony Forecasts Lower Gaming Business Sales Amid Memory Price Surge
Sony said it sold 1.5 million PS5 consoles in the fourth quarter, a 46 percent drop on the same period a year earlier. In March, Sony announced it would increase prices of the PS5, including a $100 bump in the United States, for the second time in less than a year.
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Sony Announces Playerbase Program to Scan Fans' Faces and Put Them in PlayStation Games
Sony has announced a new community initiative through which PlayStation fans could win a chance to be scanned and put inside a PS5 game, starting with Gran Turismo 7. Applications for the Playerbase contest are now live. One selected fan will be scanned and put inside Gran Turismo 7 for a limited time later this year.
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Big PS5 Price Hike Announced: Check New Global Prices And What It Means For India
Sony on Friday (Mar 27) announced it was raising prices on its range of flagship PlayStation 5 consoles for the second time in less than a year.
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Sony Raises PlayStation 5, PlayStation 5 Pro and PlayStation Portal Prices Globally
Sony has announced a global price increase for the PlayStation 5 lineup and PlayStation Portal, citing economic pressures. The revised prices will take effect from April 2. In the US, the PS5 now costs $649.99 (roughly Rs. 61,700), while the Digital Edition and PS5 Pro are priced at $599.99 (roughly Rs. 56,900) and $899.99 (roughly Rs. 85,400), res...
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Sony Said to Be 'Backing Away' From Launching Its Single-Player Games on PC
Sony could stop launching its first-party single-player games on PC, Bloomberg's Jason Schreier has claimed. According to him, the company could return to its "Only on PlayStation" strategy for its single-player games. Schreier also suggested that Marvel's Wolverine may never launch on PC.
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Sony's State of Play Broadcast Returns This Week, Final Fantasy VII Revelation Confirmed to Get Extended Look
Sony has announced that the next State of Play will be broadcast this week on September 3. The presentaiton will feature updates and announcements on first- and third-party games, including an extended look at Final Fantasy VII Revelation. The show will be followed by a State of Play Japan broadcast focussed on upcoming games from Japanese and Asia...
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Sony Tells PlayStation Users They Don't Own Their Digital Games Amidst Backlash Over Ending Physical Discs
Sony has started sending out email communication to PlayStation users, detailing the full PlayStation terms of usage. In the email the company states that users do not own digitally purchased games and are only granted a licence to use digital products.
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Sony Doesn't Expect Any Negative Impact on Gaming Business After Ending Disc Production
Sony has said that it doesn't expect any negative impact on its gaming business due to its move to end disc production in 2028. The company's CFO said there had been no impact on business after the plan was announced. The PlayStation parent will stop making discs for new games starting January 2028.
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Sony Not Backing Down From Decision to End Game Discs, Says Will 'Cautiously' Move Forward With Plan
Sony has said it will "cautiously" move forward with its plan to end physical game disc production in 2028. During its latest earnings call, the company acknowledged backlash from users, but said it would press ahead with its plan. Sony announced this month it would stop making physical discs for new PlayStation games starting January 2028.
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End Of An Era: Sony To Stop Releasing Playstation Games On Discs In 2028
In practice, that means gamers will have to download directly from Sony's PlayStation Store or will obtain a download code when purchasing a title from a retailer.
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Sony Announces Layoffs at Bungie With Cuts Impacting Most of the Destiny Team
Layoffs have hit Bungie once again, with cuts impacting most of the Destiny team and some Marathon team members. Sony announced the layoffs on Thursday and said cuts were made after “extensive discussion and careful consideration.”
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Sony Reveals "Significant" Layoffs Affecting Destiny And Marathon Staff
Layoffs were confirmed by PlayStation CEO Hermen Hulst, who described the move as a difficult but necessary step.
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Sony Hikes PS Plus Prices Across All Tiers in India: Check New Pricing
Sony has confirmed a price hike for PS Plus in India across Essential, Extra, and Deluxe tiers. The PlayStation parent has started sending out emails to members informing them of revised pricing. Last week, the company announced a price hike for PS Plus Essential tier in select markets.
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State of Play Broadcast Returns on June 2, Featuring New Look at Marvel's Wolverine Gameplay
Sony has announced a new State of Play broadcast for next month. The company's games showcase event returns on June 2. State of Play will be broadcast live across YouTube and Twitch. The livestream is confirmed to bring an extended new look at Marvel's Wolverine gameplay.
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Fans Slam Sony For Raising PlayStation Plus Subscription Prices: 'It's A F***ing Joke'
PlayStation Plus subscription prices increase for new customers in select regions from May 20, Sony announced.
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Sony Forecasts Lower Gaming Business Sales Amid Memory Price Surge
Sony said it sold 1.5 million PS5 consoles in the fourth quarter, a 46 percent drop on the same period a year earlier. In March, Sony announced it would increase prices of the PS5, including a $100 bump in the United States, for the second time in less than a year.
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Sony Announces Playerbase Program to Scan Fans' Faces and Put Them in PlayStation Games
Sony has announced a new community initiative through which PlayStation fans could win a chance to be scanned and put inside a PS5 game, starting with Gran Turismo 7. Applications for the Playerbase contest are now live. One selected fan will be scanned and put inside Gran Turismo 7 for a limited time later this year.
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Big PS5 Price Hike Announced: Check New Global Prices And What It Means For India
Sony on Friday (Mar 27) announced it was raising prices on its range of flagship PlayStation 5 consoles for the second time in less than a year.
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Sony Raises PlayStation 5, PlayStation 5 Pro and PlayStation Portal Prices Globally
Sony has announced a global price increase for the PlayStation 5 lineup and PlayStation Portal, citing economic pressures. The revised prices will take effect from April 2. In the US, the PS5 now costs $649.99 (roughly Rs. 61,700), while the Digital Edition and PS5 Pro are priced at $599.99 (roughly Rs. 56,900) and $899.99 (roughly Rs. 85,400), res...
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Sony Said to Be 'Backing Away' From Launching Its Single-Player Games on PC
Sony could stop launching its first-party single-player games on PC, Bloomberg's Jason Schreier has claimed. According to him, the company could return to its "Only on PlayStation" strategy for its single-player games. Schreier also suggested that Marvel's Wolverine may never launch on PC.
