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As the PS5 nears its fifth birthday, Sony executives have begun to talk about the next-generation of consoles, and answered in vague terms the question of whether one is already in development. In an ...

Shawn Layden, the former head of PlayStation, has sparked a heated discussion about Nintendo’s pricing strategy for its upcoming Switch 2 games. Speaking on the PlayerDriven podcast, Layden ...

Former Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios CEO, Shawn Layden, recently shared his perspective, expressing serious doubts about the practicality of a disc-less PlayStation 6.

Former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden doesn't think Sony "can get away with" a disc-less PS6 Layden thinks Xbox has had more success following the all-digital strategy He explains that making a ...

Shawn Layden discusses Xbox's multiplatform approach, comparing it to SEGA's transition from hardware to software. Pop Culture & Art February 04, 2025 ...

Shawn Layden believes that the era of competing PlayStation and Xbox models could come to a close. By Blair Marnell on December 4, 2024 at 11:00AM PST 18 Comments ...

Although the Tomb Raider franchise was once tied closely to the PlayStation brand, in Japan it actually debuted on Sega Saturn, a fact that still sticks in former Sony boss Shawn Layden’s craw.

Former PlayStation president Shawn Layden has said consoles have ‘started to plateau’, as he offers a compelling answer to how big budget games should change.

Former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden in an interview with Eurogamer stated the cost of AAA games in recent years is not sustainable. "We need to address two or three things specifically," said Layden.

Layden: So yes, if you stack it up and look at all the things that were around during the PS1 era, whether it's Saturn and N64, or the PS2 and Xbox era, no generation seems to get over 250m units ...