PlayStation will remain « thoughtful » with which of its games it brings to other platforms.
PlayStation will remain « thoughtful » with which of its games it brings to other platforms.
During a recent fireside chat, Sony Interactive Entertainment president Hideaki Nishino and Studio Business Group head Hermen Hulst were asked about how they would « protect the value » of the PlayStation console, when there is a move towards multiplatform gaming.
Nishino noted that for over 30 years PlayStation has been « committed to being the best place to play and publish », adding the PlayStation console experience is designed for « immediate gameplay in an immersive and accessible way ». That said, the team is always looking for « new and innovative ways to broaden [its] reach ».
Hulst then affirmed that PlayStation is « continuously exploring new ways for players to interact with their franchises », before adding: « It’s important to realise that we’re really thoughtful about bringing our franchises off console to reach new audiences and that we’re taking a very measured, a very deliberate approach in doing that.
