PlayStation Now – Changing the Delivery of Gaming
At CES 2014, Sony finally announced their plans to stream video games, a promise made when they revealed its PlayStation 4 earlier last year. The idea was to use Gaikai, […]
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Sony PlayStation 4 Steals the Show Over Microsoft Xbox One
E3 2013, one of the biggest video game conferences of the year, is about to kick off and Sony and Microsoft had a lot to say about their next consoles, […]
Streaming is the Future
To the left of me is a large stack of DVDs and Blu-rays for movies and video games. In front of me is a bookshelf full of even more movies. […]
Sony PlayStation 4 Aims for Success
Today, Sony hosted their PlayStation event in New York and formally announced the coming of their next generation console, the PlayStation 4. Some rumors thought Sony would ditch the numbering […]
Destroying the Used Game Market Would Be a Mistake
It’s a scenario many video game players are familiar with: the dreaded GameStop who offers you $20 for your couple day old game to turn around and sell it for […]
Sony’s PlayStation Gambit
Sony is all set to talk about the future of PlayStation on February 20 and the Wall Street Journal is reporting that the PlayStation 3’s successor, codename Orbis, will not only […]
One Sony, One Platform, One Community
It wasn’t long ago that Sony was sitting comfortably at the top of the video game console market with its PlayStation 2. Not only that, but the Sony name was […]
New Generation of Consoles An Opportunity for Japanese Developers
The newest generation of home video game consoles, the eighth generation, is about to unfold with the release of Nintendo’s Wii U console on November 18, 2012, in the U.S. […]
Video Game Console Life: 10 Years Too Long?
“We have Sony and Microsoft talking about this generation lasting 7,8,9 or even 10 years and it’s the biggest mistake they’ve ever made.” This is a quote from an interview […]
E3: Who Won?
Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo are currently competing in the console video game market, which has become a large industry within the entertainment sector despite economic downturns. The video game industry […]
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