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After Sony tells fans they don't own digital games, one Consumer Rights group is tracking all the times PlayStation said the opposite

Last month, Sony argued that "reasonable consumers" already know they don't really own the digital goods they paid for . The Consumer Rights wiki has now made a list collecting more than 30 examples where Sony told customers they do, in...

via Eurogamer

More than 40% of people cancelling Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation Plus and Nintendo Switch Online subscriptions blame rising costs

Players cancelling their subscriptions to video game services like Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus are more likely to blame costs today than they were at the start of the year. Read more

via Eurogamer

PlayStation’s Future Has Never Looked Bleaker

Cutting ties with Kojima and poor Wolverine reviews are just the latest issues in a difficult generation for PlayStation. The platform's future has never looked bleaker.

via IGN

PlayStation reportedly dumped Hideo Kojima spy action game Physint over exceeded budgets, missed deadlines, and Death Stranding sales

Earlier this week, Hideo Kojima-helmed action espionage game Physint switched publishers from PlayStation to Xbox , a leap across the console divide which might make it more likely to get a PC port.

via Rock Paper Shotgun

PlayStation Ditched Kojima's Physint Due to Missed Deadlines and Budget Concerns, Report Claims

Sony's decision to walk away from its deal with the legendary Metal Gear Solid creator Hideo Kojima for upcoming PlayStation game Physint was reportedly the result of budget concerns and missed deadlines.

via IGN

PlayStation Abandoned Kojima's New Game Over Profit Concerns, It's Claimed

A new report claims that PlayStation dropped Physint because Kojima's new game is over budget and missing deadlines, among other reasons.

via TheGamer

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