The studio has not released many of its own titles in recent year anyway I think ignoring the astrobot titles it’s released two games in a decade… the last guardian which was plagued by development issues and the puppeteer which was a tiny indie game. Otherwise Japan studio will be operating as a support studio. As for Japan studio it is and always has been a support studio they have created a new studio effectively out of team asobi the creators of astrobot. They ate the publisher on xbox and Sony have no choice in that after a court case last year. Oh, and very very lastly (pardon me), any chance of TLOU2 going on Playstation Hits sooner than later as there’s no way I’m getting for anything higher than the price of the ‘Playstation Hits’ price.īye… (not thank where did he lie? He didn’t put MLB on gamespass mobile did. You mean to tell me you can’t do the same? And lastly, as a final request to you Jimmy, you put the games MGS4 & Remember Me up for sale and I MAY (a big fat one at that), consider remaining with Sony as I and everyone else has over the years. Heck, Microsoft is still dishing out sales on Xbox 360 games.
Nevertheless my message to you Jimmy is that not only keep those stores open, but give out sales on PS3 and Vita games. PS2 I’m ok as it still works, sadly my PS1 not anymore.
Face it, we’ve been duped by Sony and now more than ever I fear for my PS3 & PS4 lifespan after learning about that.
It’s been a blessing in disguise not being able to get a PS5 and having to be content with my PS4 Pro, however I had already decided that I’ll be getting a Xbox Series X as games on the Xbox Store not only go for dirt cheap sometimes, but more so because of that CMOS battery issue. Also, the least said about Herman Hulst or whatever, the better. There’s nothing to “thank” here either than to acknowledge the fact that Jim shows he’s not always as stubborn as he usually is. Thank you for sharing your feedback with us – we’re always listening and appreciate the support from our PlayStation community. I’m glad that we can keep this piece of our history alive for gamers to enjoy, while we continue to create cutting-edge new game worlds for PS4, PS5, and the next generation of VR. We see now that many of you are incredibly passionate about being able to continue purchasing classic games on PS3 and PS Vita for the foreseeable future, so I’m glad we were able to find a solution to continue operations.
When we initially came to the decision to end purchasing support for PS3 and PS Vita, it was born out of a number of factors, including commerce support challenges for older devices and the ability for us to focus more of our resources on newer devices where a majority of our gamers are playing on. So today I’m happy to say that we will be keeping the PlayStation Store operational for PS3 and PS Vita devices. PSP commerce functionality will retire on Jas planned. Upon further reflection, however, it’s clear that we made the wrong decision here.
Recently, we notified players that PlayStation Store for PS3 and PS Vita devices was planned to end this summer.