Sony was making a space shooter for its unreleased Nintendo PlayStation console, according to Shuhei Yoshida
Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida said the Nintendo PlayStation's first game would have been a space shooter ...
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PS6 will need a disc drive, according to this ex-PlayStation boss
A former PlayStation executive believes Sony will struggle to release the PS6 without a disc drive, as PS5 owners debate ...
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The Disc Debate: Ex-PlayStation Boss Speaks Out on the Future of PS6
Explore insights from ex-PlayStation boss Shawn Layden on why Sony might not fully abandon disc drives in the upcoming PS6, ...
PlayStation 6: all-digital or not? Shawn Layden spills the beans…
Former PlayStation CEO Shawn Layden doubts an all-digital PS6. He cites global market reach and internet limitations as key factors.
An all-digital PS6 doesn't seem possible, according to ex-PlayStation boss Shawn Layden: 'I think it would be hard for them to go fully disc-less'
Former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden doesn't think Sony "can get away with" a disc-less PS6 Layden thinks Xbox has had more ...
Sony needs a bit of gentle encouragement with the PlayStation 5, and this rumored Steam console from Valve might be the perfect answer for that
If the Steam Deck was anything to go by, Valve has a very good shot at competing in the home gaming market - if rumors of a ...
PS6 won't completely abandon discs, says former PlayStation boss
The gaming industry is slowly moving toward an all-digital future, with both Xbox and PlayStation releasing disc-less versions of the Xbox Series X and PS5 (respectively). Despite this trend, the ...
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PS5 Players Hoping Their Disc Drives Will Work With PS6
Comments made by a former PlayStation executive has PS5 owners hoping that their standalone disc drives will be compatible ...
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Sony Not Ready to Ditch Discs For PS6: Why PlayStation's Global Reach Keeps Physical Media Alive
Sony's global market is too massive for a fully disc-less future, as Layden explains why PlayStation isn't following Xbox's digital-only lead anytime soon.