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Helldivers 2 is now the fastest-selling PlayStation Studios game ever, with over 12 million copies sold across PlayStation 5 and Windows PC

Helldivers 2 crosses 12 million copies sold since launching in February 2024, making it the fastest-selling PlayStation Studios game ever.

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PlayStation will unveil its new "long-term vision" later this month as new CEOs are brought on board

Sony says it's embarking on an "exciting future"

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PlayStation replaces outgoing CEO Jim Ryan with two new bosses as co-CEOs: Hermen Hulst and Hideaki Nishino

Two PlayStation veterans are taking over as co-CEOs of SIE

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Sony just made this big change to Helldivers 2 — and PC players aren't happy

On Steam, Sony announced that PC users will need to link their Steam account with a PSN account. It has not gone over well.

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This has been the worst console generation ever, but these 7 PS5 games have (almost) saved it

The current console generation hasn't been the greatest, but we've seen a handful of standout titles, especially on the PS5. Here are seven standouts.

Tom’s Guide

I sucked at Stellar Blade until I learned these 7 essential tips

Stellar Blade is a pretty challenging action game that just launched on PS5 — here's 7 useful tips to help you survive.

Tom’s Guide

The 2024 BAFTA Games Awards nominations have been revealed, with Baldur's Gate 3 leading the charge

The nominations for the 2024 BAFTA Games Awards are out with Baldur's Gate 3 in the lead.

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Sony is laying off about 900 PlayStation employees

The layoffs represent about an 8% reduction in PlayStation's global workforce.

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Sony Playstation Division Announces Job Cuts Amid Industry Changes

Sony announces job cuts in PlayStation division amidst industry changes, focusing on innovation and meeting expectations.

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Sony to lay off 900 workers in its PlayStation division

Company will cut 8% of workforce, citing changes in industry and a need to ‘deliver on expectations from developers and gamers’

The Guardian - US

Sony announces layoffs at PlayStation Studios, around 900 jobs being cut

PlayStation is laying off around 900 employees, with one studio closure and a number of other teams affected.

Windows Central

PlayStation will shutter London Studios as they look to lay off ‘about 900’ employees around the globe

PlayStation has announced the intention to lay off about 8% of its employees around the world.

TechRadar

Sony isn't happy with Bungie: PlayStation boss wants more 'accountability' from the studio on money and deadlines

SIE chairman Hiroki Totoki said during the company's recent earnings call that everyone needs to get "onto the same page."

PC Gamer

Sony patent hints at PlayStation feature that would adjust game difficulty depending on how well you play

A new Sony Interactive Entertainment patent describes a feature that would automatically adjust game difficulty based on the skill of players.

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Hideo Kojima says "everyone was opposed" to Kojima Productions when it was founded to make Death Stranding

Kojima Productions was announced in a joint venture with Sony Interactive Entertainment

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A $6.3 billion lawsuit over PlayStation Store prices has been granted approval to go to trial

A lawsuit filed against Sony Interactive Entertainment by consumer champion Alex Neill has been granted approval to go to trial.

Evening Standard

PlayStation boss Jim Ryan announces retirement

The big boss will retire in March, after nearly 30 years at Sony, and his predecessor has already been announced

Windows Central

Former Sony executive joins Xbox to lead Japanese partnership operations

An update to Mena Sato Kato's LinkedIn reveals that the former Sony VP of Mobile Business has been hired by Xbox in a new role as the Director for Partnerships in Japan.

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PlayStation gaming headsets to rise to the next level as Sony buys Audeze

Sony Interactive Entertainment is set to acquire high-end headphone brand Audeze, which could spell good news for future PlayStation headset performance...

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This new Spider-Man PS5 console is stunning

I need it.

Windows Central

Here's what PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan thinks of Starfield's Xbox exclusivity

Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Jim Ryan says that Starfield being an Xbox exclusive is not anticompetitive.

TechRadar

Privately, Sony boss Jim Ryan doesn't seem too worried about Call of Duty in the Microsoft acquisition

A once-private email has revealed that PlayStation Boss Jim Ryan was less concerned about Call of Duty than was public.

Windows Central

Sony's PlayStation CEO said that it would be 'more than OK' if Xbox purchased ABK, Microsoft responds

According to an email from Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Jim Ryan, he believed PlayStation would be "more than OK" if Microsoft purchased Activision Blizzard.

GamesRadar

PlayStation Showcase predictions – what to expect from the hour-long PS5 and PSVR2 event

Opinion | With a focus on PS5 and PSVR2 games, here's what we want and expect from the May 24 show

Tom’s Guide

Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores is DLC done right

Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores is an excellent follow-up to the main game and makes a strong case for similar DLC for PS5 exclusives.

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