Kenichiro Yoshida: Playstation will expand gaming experience to PC, mobile and cloud

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"There is computing. Users will be able to play their favorite games seamlesly. Gamers will be able to find a place to play in different spaces. While PlayStation will remain our core, we will expand our gaming experience to PC, mobile and cloud"

-SONY CEO Kenichiro Yoshida



 
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Yes, this is the trajectory they've been on for the past several years. This statement is just reaffirming that strategy. Some games like live service content will launch day 1 on PC and mobile, but not everything of course
 
Everyone knows this day is coming sooner rather than later. There's no point in being bothered by any of this stuff.

PC day one would be lovely, and will happen soon.
 
Then they should add PS5 streams on PC-Plus and also enable streaming on any device (with capable network options and paired controllers). Everything in that regard is possible right now, just not unlocked yet.
Streaming did not shatter the gaming world so far, but allowing more devices for the same required server landscape they already did built, should be more cost efficient than having unneccesary roadblocks that prevent people from accessing the PS world. Kinda duh. People with the actual hardware at home are probably less likely to really need streaming as an option (PS3 streaming is still stupid, when I have my PS3 hooked up right next to it), but going after everyone not having Playstations should be sensible.
 
Everyone knows this day is coming sooner rather than later. There's no point in being bothered by any of this stuff.

PC day one would be lovely, and will happen soon.
As console sales are core to their business, the only Day 1 releases will be GaaS titles. Their single player stuff will stay as they are. At least in the forseeable future.

In fact, his statement says nothing new. Cloud, Mobile, PC expansions.
 
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I mean Helldivers 2 is coming Day 1 to PC so this is nothing new. People are just going to try and twist what they can after that recent Microsoft statement.
 
I can't get PlayStation cloud to work all that well in my area, but I have been waiting for Ghost of Tsushima to come out on PC so I can play it on my Steam Deck.
 
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PC is the only way I can play future playstation games until I get my hands on a Pro model.
Enjoying my new PC. The Consoles were nice for a while but already they have shown their tech abilities and they just are not 'doing' it for me anymore.
I don't even miss Quick Resume on the xbox that much, just a little. PC could use a bit of quick resume
 
It's all orchestrated at some point MS will announce their Xbox (Windows reskin) PC OS, part of that announcement will be that Sony is bringing its Playstation Store to the platform along with a load of new ports. Sony will announce a handheld running that OS. This is all done on the agreement that Xbox will cease to manufacture their own dedicated consoles by 2028.
 
Then why are people acting like this is new? Lol
Because a few people's souls have been crushed since the rumor(s) of Microsoft's games coming to PlayStation. It's a comfort deflection, of course.

In reality, Sony has already said everything the CEO just reaffirmed and nothing is changing.
 
They saw that it worked so well for Microsoft that they are about to leave the console manufacturing business and decided, yes we want to follow suit.

Absolutely retarded.
 
Cloud gaming is just not there yet. Nothing comes close to local hardware natively running a game. 'Til that day comes, zero interest at all.

I get the convenience of streaming on your phone screen with a controller shell, it's nifty to be sure, but I just can't play things like that. It's just not intuitive enough and I just think we're not quite there yet.
 
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They saw that it worked so well for Microsoft that they are about to leave the console manufacturing business and decided, yes we want to follow suit.

Absolutely retarded.

That's when you realize that console manufacturing business is not that big of a thing.
 
Maybe I'm wrong, but I think MS already does this for the most part. A lot of recent games they've help fund came to PC day one.

All of Microsoft's games come to PC day one.

It's got to the point where they are also releasing games that only come to PC (or in some cases arrive on PC first and then on console at a much later date).
 
With how much AAA games cost these days, I wouldn't be surprise if exclusives slowly become a thing of the past (Beside Nintendo maybe).

You have a powerful console for those you like consoles with PlayStation
You have GamePass for those who prefers the Sub/Cloud Service model with XBox
You Have Nintendo you know... for Nintendo stuff
And you have PC for those who prefer PC (mods, kb&m, etc...)

Nobody's stepping on each other business, games cost hundreds of millions to make so let's just put them everywhere or just keep them as temporary exclusives.

It make sense.
 
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