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PlayStation boss has spoken about the console’s cross gen support, insisting “it’s the rational thing to do”.As spotted by Wccftech, the latest issue of Edge magazine reportedly features an interview with Jim Ryan who has spoken further on the state of games being available across the PS4 and PS5 and how the company feels they have a “responsibility” to continue making games available between generations:“We do feel that we have a responsibility to that very large community, and an opportunity

Xbox, has revealed that he and Sony’s Jim Ryan had both “lamented” how difficult it was for gamers to get their hands on a next-gen console.In an interview with The Verge, Spencer revealed his thoughts on a variety of topics, including the difficult release of the Xbox Series X.Many fans had pre-ordered the console, only to be met with supply shortages, and shops were selling out of stock as soon as new units arrived.

Sony is undecided on whether it will continue its PlayStation Plus Collection.One of the biggest perks PlayStation 5 owners at launch is the new PlayStation Plus Collection, which operates as a bite sized version of Xbox Game Pass.

Sony could be working on its answer to Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass video game subscription service.This is according to Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Jim Ryan, who was asked in an interview with Russian news agency TASS about how the company would respond to the Xbox Game Pass.Ryan replied cryptically, saying that “there is actually news to come, but just not today”, before pointing towards the company’s cloud streaming service, PlayStation Now.The CEO’s response comes in stark contrast to a

PlayStation CEO, Jim Ryan, believes the increase to £70 for first-party games on the PS5 is fair.In a recent interview with The Telegraph, Ryan was quizzed on various factors regarding the PS5, one notable highlight being the increase in prices to PlayStation’s first-party line-up.“If you measure the hours of entertainment provided by a video game, such as Demon’s Souls compared to any other form of entertainment,” Ryan said.

PlayStation 5 around the corner, Sony Interactive Entertainment’s president and CEO believes it’s initial sales will outsell the PS4.When the PS4 launched back in November 2013, the overall sales within the first fiscal year accumulated to 7million total units.

PlayStation 5 will not be getting a game subscription service, Sony has confirmed.Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO and President Jim Ryan recently ruled out a similar service to Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass for its upcoming next-gen console, saying that it “doesn’t make any sense” for the company’s PS5 plans.

PlayStation 5 will not support backwards compatibility for games from the PS3 or its predecessors, according to Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Jim Ryan.While it was previously confirmed that the PS5 would support up to “99 per cent” of PS4 games, the same courtesy will not be extended to previous console generations.

Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO and President Jim Ryan has revealed that the company will have more PS5 units on sale at launch than it did with the PS4 back in 2013.Ryan confirmed the news during a recent interview with the Washington Post.

Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO and President Jim Ryan has spoken out in defense of releasing some first-party games across both the upcoming PlayStation 5 and the current-gen PlayStation 4.Yesterday (September 16), Sony revealed the price and release date of the PS5, alongside some launch titles which were thought to be exclusive to the system.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorSony Interactive Entertainment said the PlayStation 5 console will go on sale November 12 at $399 or $499 with an Ultra HD Blu-ray player.In a blog post, interactive division CEO Jim Ryan said the console will go on sale first in the U.S., Japan, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand and South Korea. A week later, it will arrive everywhere else in the world.

Pre-orders are strong for The Last Of Us Part II despite last month's leak.

The company also promised to “keep serving” the PS4 community

The digital showcase will run for over an hour

Sony revealed a number of new details about its PlayStation 4 console during Monday's press conference at the CES convention in Las Vegas.Sony Interactive Entertainment president and CEO Jim Ryan took the stage on Monday evening, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the company’s PlayStation 2 console and the company's current offering, the PS4.