The purchase signals an interest in the mobile sector for Sony, who has been testing the multi-platform waters.
The policy reportedly applies to all non-VR games with a wholesale price of $34 or higher.
Industry experts weigh in on the potential of the tiered service, its advantages, and who Sony is hoping to attract.
Today’s showcase event answered a lot of questions, but raised a few more in the process.
The budget-friendly console speaks to Microsoft’s strategy for the next generation of gaming. GameDaily spoke to a pair of analysts about the announcement and what it means for the upcoming console transition.
Analysts caution fans to not expect a price point to be announced, though. Image source: Sony.
The cloud-streamed gaming service is the most lucrative one in the world, according to analyst Lewis Ward.
Bloomberg reports that Sony has “struggled” with its pricing decision. Analyst Dr. Serkan Toto tells us that $549 would be a “hard, hard sell.”
SIE President Jim Ryan said that indies are “vital to the heart and soul of the gaming community.” Also, Sony is giving away Journey and Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection through May 5. [UPDATE: Adam Boyes calls the fund ‘very impressive.’]
For analyst Lewis Ward, haptic feedback is going to go a long way in delivering next-gen immersion. [UPDATED]
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