Thanks to Helldiver II's success, Sony isn't ready to give up on live service games any time soon, confirming plans to invest further into GaaS titles.

Sony is taking a "measured" and "deliberate" approach to porting first-party PS5 games.

Hermen Hulst, the head of PlayStation Studios, recently explained Sony’s strategy regarding the types of games it produces.

While PS5 was launched five years ago, Sony launched PS5 Pro in November last year with moderate improvements to gameplay.

PlayStation’s strategy has always leaned heavily on delivering strong, hardware-defining exclusives, and now, we know why that’s unlikely to change anytime soon.

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Sony is doubling down on its commitment to live service video games, like Marathon, even after some high-profile stumbles.

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Opinion: Sony could release a handheld device that natively plays PlayStation 4 games in a bid to carry the lucrative console generation into the future.