Sony, at its meeting with investors, announced how much success PlayStation games have achieved on PC. In addition, the company shared its future goals by announcing that it will focus on the mobile game industry.
Sony shared important data and news about the progress and success of PlayStation and the game department at its meeting with investors today. Among these, there were explanations about the arrival of PlayStation games on mobile and the games that will come with new virtual reality glasses.
At the meeting where PlayStation Studios' plans for the coming years were also discussed, Sony will soon enter the mobile game industry and GTA Online, Dota 2, CS: GO etc., where players spend a long time. showed that it will focus on multiplayer 'live-service' games such as Sony has previously come to the fore with the news that PlayStation games will come to mobile.
1 out of 5 Sony's games could be a mobile game
Sony also included a prediction showing how much more it will focus on mobile games in a part of its presentation. The company announced that they plan to have 20% of its output mobile by 2025. In other words, 1 out of every 5 games to be released by Sony can be a mobile game.
It was announced how much PlayStation games sold on PC:
On another page that Sony showed in the presentation, he also shared how many sales of PlayStation Special games coming to PC were sold. According to the data, as of March 2022, God of War 971 thousand, Days Gone 852 thousand and Horizon Zero Down 2 million 398 thousand units were sold. The total revenue from these games was $108.9 million.
While the company announced its PC side as $80 million in revenue in 2021, it also announced that it expects this number to exceed $300 million this year.
PSVR 2 virtual reality glasses will arrive in more than 20 major titles:
Sony, on the other hand, made a statement that will make virtual reality glasses more 'affordable' now. The company announced that the virtual reality glasses will come in more than 20 productions developed by both Sony and third-party studios. So far, we have heard that names such as Coatsink, nDreams and Fast Travel Games are working on these games.
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