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Sony has announced a significant change in its strategy for releasing games on personal computer platforms. According to reports, popular Sony games will no longer be launched on PC, marking a shift from previous years when such releases were common.
Sony and Nintendo have announced the impact of rising memory chip prices on their gaming businesses, driven by the AI boom that has reduced chip supplies. Prices are expected to increase by up to 63% in the current quarter.
Japanese company Sony has announced its expectations for a 13% increase in annual profits, despite a drop in PlayStation 5 sales due to rising memory prices. Strong performance in other sectors has helped offset this decline.
Sony, the owner of the PlayStation brand, has agreed to a settlement of <strong>$7.85 million</strong> following antitrust allegations related to digital game sales. This settlement comes after the case was reopened in a San Francisco court, with expectations that buyers of digital games will benefit.
Sony has announced that it will begin enforcing age verification requirements for PlayStation users in the UK and Ireland starting June 2026. Players will not be able to access social features without verifying their ages.
Sony has announced a new partnership with TCL, where the latter will acquire <strong>51%</strong> of a new joint venture named <strong>Bravia Inc.</strong>, aimed at enhancing display technology in televisions. The project is expected to commence operations in <strong>April 2027</strong>.
Noise-cancelling earbuds have become essential tools for many, providing a comfortable and quiet listening experience. This article reviews the best options available in the market from renowned brands like Bose, Sony, and Apple.
Sony has announced a price increase for its PlayStation consoles in several global markets, including the United States and Europe. The increase will take effect on April 2, 2026, amid challenging economic conditions.
Sony has officially announced an increase in the prices of PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro starting April 2, 2026. This decision reflects ongoing global economic pressures and rising production costs.
Sony has announced a temporary halt on orders for most CFexpress and SD memory cards starting March 27, 2026. This decision comes amid a global semiconductor shortage and the impacts of the war in Iran.
Sony has announced a new price increase for the PlayStation console, raising its cost by <strong>30%</strong> compared to last year. This increase comes at a time of significant changes in the gaming market, raising concerns about its impact on sales.
Sony has announced a price increase for the PlayStation 5, set to take effect in April 2024, raising concerns among gaming enthusiasts worldwide. This decision comes at a time of significant market fluctuations.
Sony has announced a new price increase for the popular PlayStation 5, with hikes ranging from <strong>$100</strong> to <strong>$150</strong>. This decision comes amid a severe shortage of memory and storage components affecting consumer technology prices overall.
Sony has announced a price increase for its PlayStation 5 consoles, with prices rising by up to $150 due to global economic pressures. The new prices will take effect on April 2.
Sony has announced a global price increase for the PlayStation 5 starting April 2. The standard version will rise to <strong>$649.99</strong>, while other versions will also see price hikes.
Sony-Honda has unexpectedly canceled its Afeela electric car project after years of development, highlighting significant challenges faced by companies in the electric vehicle market. This decision comes at a sensitive time following substantial financial losses for Honda.
Sony and Honda have announced the cancellation of their joint electric vehicle project named Afeela, shortly after Honda retracted its plans to expand electric vehicle production in the U.S. This decision highlights the challenges faced by companies in this sector.
Sony Honda Mobility has announced the cancellation of its electric vehicles Afeela 1 and Afeela 2 after a year of development. This decision raises questions about the future of partnerships in the electric vehicle industry.
Sony has revealed substantial discounts on its electronic devices, including televisions, headphones, and cameras. Customers can enjoy discounts of up to 45% on televisions, 30% on Sony headphones, and 15% on Sony cameras.
Sony is nearing a binding agreement to sell a majority stake in its home entertainment division to China's TCL, with the deal potentially valued at around <strong>$1 billion</strong>. This move reflects Sony's strategic shift in response to intense competition in the home entertainment industry.