Industry analyst Michael Pachter Sony purchased Bungie "out of desperation" in response to Microsoft's string of purchases.
A meaty chunk of new gameplay footage showcases more of Polyphony Digital's upcoming racing sim, and it continues to impress.
Naughty Dog co-president Neil Druckmann has hinted that the studio has 3 unannounced projects in development.
To incentivize the current employees of Bungie to continue working at the studio after the acquisition, Sony has set aside $1.2 billion in incentives.
Guerrilla Games' upcoming open world action RPG is going to have plenty of optional content on offer, some of which is highlighted in this new trailer.
Out on March 4th, the racing sim offers "several thousand" customization parts to players along with 2,500 spots in Scapes for photography.
Players can collect a number of vehicles, display them in the Museum and learn about each brand while racing on over 90 track layouts.
Sony has also confirmed that those who purchase the game's Deluxe Edition will get additional bonus content and three days of early access.
Though Polyphony Digital previously said ray tracing would only be used in replays, it seems the game will feature a full ray tracing visual mode as well.
With the upcoming Uncharted movie around the corner, it seems Epic Games' free-to-play battle royale shooter could be gearing up for a collaboration.
The next few years will see Sony releasing a large number of first party live service experiences for the PS5, the company confirms.
Horizon Forbidden West has the potential to significantly improve upon its already-excellent predecessor.
Sony has acquired Bungie, but the studio will remain autonomous and multiplatform- so what exactly does this deal mean for PlayStation?
Sony revises second year forecast due to lower PS5 sales resulting from "shortages in the supply of components, especially semiconductors."
Recently speaking in an interview, SIE CEO Jim Ryan talked about recent reports regarding issues with Bungie's workplace culture.
The Game Awards producer and host Geoff Keighley says that "a few" more big games industry acquisitions and deals are coming soon.
PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan says the company has ambitious plans with live service games, which will receive a boost with the Bungie acquisition.
PlayStation CEO says the company wants to focus on making games that can be "enjoyed in different places and played in different ways."
Insiders claim that Microsoft and Bungie were in acquisition talks as far back as 2020, but couldn't come to an agreement.
"Equally, we see the exceptional skills that PlayStation Studios possess offers the potential to enhance Bungie’s existing and future IP portfolio," says the PlayStation CEO.
