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.
