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Sony to keep pushing forward with live service games despite failures
https://www.techradar.com/gaming/playstation/after-concords-flop-sony-admits-its-live-service-plan-is -not-entirely-going-smoothly-but-says-it-will-continue-and-learn-from-its-mistakes
>During a recent Q&A session after the company's latest financial results (via VGC), one caller asked the panel of executives for an update on PlayStation's live-service strategy amid the delay of Marathon and following the shutdown of Concord.
>In response, Sony's chief financial officer Lin Tao said that she still believes in live-service games, despite recent negativity, explaining that other games like Helldivers 2 and Destiny 2 have managed to produce a steady revenue stream that didn't exist five years ago.
>"Last year Concord [shut down], and this year Marathon was postponed, so somewhat negative news has been coming out," said Tao (via an interpreter).
>"But if we look at the past five years, five years ago live service games were almost non-existent for PlayStation Studios. We [now] have Helldivers 2, MLB The Show, and Gran Turismo 7, and Bungieโs Destiny 2, so we have these four live services contributing to sales and profits in a stable manner."
>"So in terms of the transformation, itโs not entirely going smoothly, but from a longer-term perspective, if you look at the changes over five years, you see that thereโs definitely been a change," Tao said.
>During a recent Q&A session after the company's latest financial results (via VGC), one caller asked the panel of executives for an update on PlayStation's live-service strategy amid the delay of Marathon and following the shutdown of Concord.
>In response, Sony's chief financial officer Lin Tao said that she still believes in live-service games, despite recent negativity, explaining that other games like Helldivers 2 and Destiny 2 have managed to produce a steady revenue stream that didn't exist five years ago.
>"Last year Concord [shut down], and this year Marathon was postponed, so somewhat negative news has been coming out," said Tao (via an interpreter).
>"But if we look at the past five years, five years ago live service games were almost non-existent for PlayStation Studios. We [now] have Helldivers 2, MLB The Show, and Gran Turismo 7, and Bungieโs Destiny 2, so we have these four live services contributing to sales and profits in a stable manner."
>"So in terms of the transformation, itโs not entirely going smoothly, but from a longer-term perspective, if you look at the changes over five years, you see that thereโs definitely been a change," Tao said.