There's no doubt that Sony Interactive Entertainment does single-player games very well, and the company has reiterated plans to lean into that strength consistently going forward.
In Sony Group Corporation's financial results presentation today, Sony's senior vice president in charge of finance and IR, Sadahiko Hayakawa, explains that the company intends "to build an optimal title portfolio during the current mid-range plan period." This will combine "single-player games, which are our strength, and which have a higher predictability of becoming hits due to our proven IP, with live-service games that pursue upside, while taking on a certain amount of risk upon release."
