Although Sony is ahead of other companies in console sales and does not yet plan to release games on all platforms simultaneously, Yoshida says the future of the gaming industry lies in PCs, mobile platforms and, most importantly, cloud services. The executive noted that the sustainability of the traditional console is increasingly being questioned.
In addition, subscription services are losing their former efficiency and popularity, and clouds are increasingly in demand. According to Yoshida, cloud platforms should become Sony’s main offering: Such resources will make access to games universal and ubiquitous, while subscriptions will only provide local access.
“Wherever there is a computer, users will be able to play their favorite games without any problems. Players will be able to find a place to play in different areas. PlayStation will remain our core product, and we will expand our gaming capabilities across PC, mobile devices and cloud technologies,” said Yoshida.
Source: Ferra
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