>>717626598
>"Thank you very much for the question. So the investment in Bandai, and of course, we have been shifting to creation. So for example, the entertainment 3 businesses basically account for 60% of our consolidated revenue. So basically, our business portfolio is shifting more to the creation. And then as for the Electronics business and TV, compared to output devices, we are now shifting to creation devices that include digital camera. So as a result, we are seeing more stability in profitability and in revenue, and also the productivity of our performance is increasing. And against such backdrop, and for example, in the Music business, Music Streaming and EMI Music Publishing has been acquired, and then we increased the music catalog. And as I mentioned in the speech, in gaming business and moving away from a hardware-centric business to more to the community- based engagement business, and then that has been increasing. So now as we make more transition to entertainment creation, the stability and the productivity, our performance is increasing. So this upward revision might not have been a direct result of these. However, the Music Publishing and also acquisition of a music catalog and also the acquisition of Crunchyroll, these are the areas where we are seeing growth. And as a portfolio, we have been expanding our businesses and also improving our profitability."
this is a direct translation and he was talking about the picrel slide.

tldr: they are not fucking moving anywhere as in no more playstation (there are literally two coming in the next years, a handheld and a regular console with a very likely pro model)
the point here is that their focus is on on how many consoles they sell, but rather on how much money people spend using those consoles between subscriptions, services, games, mtx in games and so on
on average they made something like $200 more pre player than during the ps4 generation