Sony knows that it has a commercial niche to exploit, and it has launched to cover it as soon as possible. Millions of users All over the world they have in their hands smartphones and tablets with enough capacity to run next-generation games adapted to their small touch screens.
And Sony wants to give you the opportunity to play its famous franchise games from the PlayStation, adapted to mobile devices. And he is in it, without a doubt. Too bad it's a daunting task that requires your development and programming time. It is time to wait, then.
videogameschronicle just released a report explaining that the CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, Jim Ryan, said today during an investor relations session that the company plans to launch its main franchises on mobile device platforms, following the first "very successful" steps in the PC gaming market.
And he has affirmed it by saying that mobile games generated 121.000 million dollars worldwide in 2020, compared to $ 62.000 billion generated by the console market and $ 42.000 billion from the PC gaming market. Too important a cake, of which Sony wants to take its share.
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Sony Interactive Entertainment owns a large number of franchises popular video games, including "God of War," "Gran Turismo," "Killzone," "The Last of Us," "LittleBigPlanet," "Ratchet & Clank," "Until Dawn," "Uncharted," and much more.
With this intention of the company, presumably some of these titles will reach iOS y iPadOS. Sony's DualSense Controller for PlayStation 5 now also works with iOS and iPadOS, which can help the gaming experience with new Sony mobile games.
The only problem is that moving a title from the PlayStation to mobile means going back recode it completely, to adapt it to mobile devices, whether smartphones or tablets.
For a few months Sony has been hiring programmers exclusively to transform the great videogames on Play into mobile videogames. So we have no choice but to wait for them to do their work, and present it to us, they say, in March of next year. We will see.
