Sony Computer Entertainment boss Andrew House has once again discussed the issue of a PlayStation 4, saying that the company isn’t even contemplating the idea of a successor to the current PlayStation 3.
The PS3 has been around for over 5 years now and, while it can still support plenty of quality titles, rumo... |
10 January 2012
18:51 GMT |
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Sony Worldwide Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida doesn’t know anything about the PlayStation 4, at least according to his own statements, as he claims that the PS3 and the Vita are the main products in the PlayStation family.
While Sony is getting ready to deploy the PlayStation Vita handheld console, many industry ... |
9 January 2012
17:41 GMT |
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Intel's upcoming Larrabee chip is getting closer by the day, at least from what the few details available at this time are pointing out. This is probably the reason why in the upcoming months you will be able to read a number of articles based on various rumors and speculations regarding Intel's first graph... |
9 February 2009
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Before you get overexcited, you should know that this IS a rumor, after all and it's not at all solid, at least for now. According to Gamefront.de, Sony Computer Entertainment Japan are offering now a position of software engineer, one that will have to implement backwards compatibility for the PS3 plus a futur... |
17 January 2008
13:31 GMT |
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Australian lifestyle site and tech magazine Smarthouse has a piece on a PlayStation4 rumor. The report is based on the information brought by a Sony employee. If we are to believe such news, the PS4 is expected to hit the market as soon as 18 months from now. That's next year.Some may not even think twice about... |
4 May 2007
02:52 GMT |
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The PS3 isn't moving a toe anywhere in the world, yet Ken Kuataragi, the father of PlayStation (recently stepped off from the position of Chairman and chief executive officer of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.), hints at the PlayStation4 console. WHAT? That's right, PS4 and maybe more. Hey, that rhymes! E... |
1 May 2007
10:40 GMT |
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