BBC content chief Charlotte Moore is leaving to become CEO of Left Bank Pictures and creative director of international ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment will integrate wholly owned subsidiary SN Systems, a developer of programming tools for game creators on PlayStation consoles, as one unified company on April 1 ...

PlayStation 6 coming out in 2028 sounds about right, former Sony Computer Entertainment worldwide studios president Shuhei Yoshida reckons. The current console generation is entering its fifth ...

TOKYO – Sony Group chief executive Kenichiro Yoshida, who helped further the company’s decades-long push to transform itself from a consumer electronics brand into a global entertainment ...

Sony has, for years, produced my overall favorite televisions and they have gotten even easier to recommend in recent years thanks to prices that are more in line with direct competitors.

EXCLUSIVE: Former Disney/Pixar veteran Michael Agulnek has joined Sony Pictures as EVP Global ... campaigns covering the theatrical and home entertainment windows across the studio’s labels ...

Sony is reportedly set to deliver its now-standard February PlayStation State of Play broadcast next week. Leaker NateTheHate, who accurately revealed the date of Nintendo’s Switch 2 reveal ...

It’s due to this that the company is shifting to a multiplatform approach, one that Phil Spencer opened up to Xbox Era about recently, including talking about how Sony and Nintendo will factor ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment announced on Wednesday that the company will integrate its SN Systems Limited (SN Systems) subsidiary, a developer of programming tools for game creators on ...

Sony Pictures Television said it has stopped delivering new episodes of its popular game shows “Jeopardy!” and “Wheel of Fortune” to longtime distributor CBS, escalating a contract dispute ...

From that moment on, every single Sony Interactive Entertainment release on PC has been unavailable in those countries. Most of those games are strictly single-player, so there’s no need for ...