Sony might finally be ready to focus on PS5 games (and ditch PS4):
If you’ve been paying attention over the last year, you’ve likely noticed that many third-party publishers and developers are
leaving behind the Xbox One and PS4 in the process. So on the one hand, it’s not surprising that Sony is too.All you need to do is sign up with your email and boom: credit for your preorder on a new Samsung device.But then again, it was just a few weeks ago that Sony released one of the biggest games of 2022—the new—for both its shiny new PS5 and the aging PS4. And sure, the PS4 port of the game was great.
I have to imagine many devs are also ready to move forward, without having to balance so many different console specs among the PS4, PS4 Pro, Xbox One, One X, One S, and Series X/S, and just focus on a few, bigger, nicer-looking versions of games that are becoming increasingly difficult to make for even one platform.It’s likely that Sony was hesitant to move forward into a PS5-only future while it was impossible for most to even buy the console.
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