PlayStation Studios CEO Herman Hulst recently confirmed the studio now aims to release at least one major single-player game annually moving forward. Notably, the PlayStation has enjoyed two ...

Sony's decision to bring Helldivers 2 to Xbox shows that maybe Microsoft is right about porting its games to multiple ...

Hermen Hulst, the head of PlayStation Studios, recently explained Sony's strategy regarding the types of games it produces. The Japanese company’s goal is to release at least one flagship single ...

Industry analysts like MIDiA may say that most gamers prefer single-player games, but the truth is that in 2023, 80% of game time was spent on just 66 games, most of which are online games such as ...

Don't Expect PlayStation's Current PC Port Strategy To Change Anytime Soon. ... released day-and-date on console and PC, while tentpole single-player games like God of War: ...

We got some big news today in the form of Helldivers 2 making its way over to Xbox; a super well-regarded multiplayer shooter ...

There is a long line of PlayStation exclusives that could see a launch on the platform, but currently, there are no plans from Sony to change their PC release strategy.

Shifting strategy. Sony had a lot of pots on the stove this year, which made it a rollercoaster ride for fans. If there was one message PlayStation wanted to communicate as clearly as possible in ...

In a press release, PlayStation boss Hermen Hulst implied that single-player games alone simply aren’t paying the bills. “Expanding beyond PlayStation devices and crafting engaging online ...

But this rumor raises a lot of questions, in particular about Microsoft’s new distribution strategy. As you may already know, Forza Horizon 5 is set to release on the PlayStation 5.

The change is a major about-face for a handful of single-player titles after Sony faced considerable backlash from many angry PC players about the PlayStation account requirement to play the games.

Concord's failure and PlayStation's response shows that something is seriously wrong with how Sony is approaching its aggressive live-service games strategy. And something needs to change.