Sony Doesn't Sound Too Concerned About Switch 2, Even After A Record-Breaking Debut
Nintendo sold 3.5 million Switch 2 systems in just four days
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The PlayStation executive also conveyed confidence in the PS5 as a whole, especially when it comes to gaming on a TV. "PlayStation 5 is designed for an immersive gaming experience, and this includes the innovative DualSense controller features as well. We believe PS5-level performance is required to achieve a great experience on big screens. And in this way, we have provided a unique offering for players and creators in this current console generation."
However, Sony is reportedly developing a PS5 portable system, possibly designed to compete with Switch 2 and Steam Deck. In the 2000s and 2010s, Sony battled in the handheld market space against Nintendo with the PSP and PS Vita.
Sony leadership didn't just talk about Switch 2, though. Herman Hulst, who's CEO of the studio business group at Sony Interactive Entertainment, said that the company remains committed to live-service games. Bungie's Marathon is next up in that department for PlayStation, and it's set to release September 23.
Sony's Live-Service Game Status Report -- Canceled, Released, Shut Down, Upcoming
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