PlayStation chair Hiroki Totoki has confirmed that Sony games published to PC will continue to have the PSN requirement.
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Sony President Admits ‘Concord’ Had Dev Problems, Says Failed Hero Shooter Needed More “User Testing” And “Internal Evaluation”Sony President Hiroki Totoki has admitted that the development of Firewalk Studios' failed 'Concord' was mired with problems.
The PlayStation maker says singleplayer games are its strength, but it's not calling it quits on multiplayer after Concord ...
Unlike the original PS5, a disc drive and vertical stand is also not included with the PS5 Pro out of the box. These need to ...
Earlier this month, the PlayStation 5 Pro finally arrived in stores. And while the lack of a disc drive and the $700 price ...
Sony is looking to continue finding ways to reduce costs related to its PlayStation division. Here's what we know so far.
Sony closes Concord 11 days post-launch, citing live-service challenges; execs share insights to improve future game ...
Totoki stated that Sony is still learning how to navigate in the category of games-as-a-service and sometimes this will result in flops. With a new brand like Concord, you never know for sure if it ...
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Sony president says that the PlayStation division needs to have more checks and gates to make sure another situation like Concord doesn't happen again ...
Sony president Hiroki Totoki has addressed the failure of Concord during a Q&A following the company's latest earnings call.
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