Former Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios CEO Shawn Layden has said Sony can't get away with launching the PlayStation 6 console as an all digital, disc-less console. Layden told ...

Layden highlights multiplatform as a strategy against high development costs for Xbox. Xbox's move could hinder creating FOMO by making exclusives accessible to all platforms. Layden compares Xbox ...

Former PlayStation CEO Shawn Layden believes that Xbox’s shift to a multiplatform strategy could succeed despite potential challenges. Layden explained that the rising costs of game development ...

U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene shared a video on her social media platforms of a French journalist asking White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt a question. In her post, Greene praised ...

Layden talked about this in an interview with Kiwi Talkz. He said that Sony sells PlayStations in way more countries than Xbox. “I don’t think Sony can get away with it now,” Layden said. He ...

They’re in the DOGE house now. Firebrand Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on Monday demanded that NPR and PBS bigs appear before her House DOGE subcommittee to field questions about their ...

Shawn Layden is optimistic about Microsoft's multiplatform strategy for Xbox games. While Layden was positive about the strategy, he cautions that Xbox risks driving consumers away from its platform.

Former Sony boss Shawn Layden recently weighed in on Xbox’s new multiplatform strategy. In a recent interview from the podcast Kiwi Talkz (pointed out on ResetEra), Layden applauded his former ...

Marjorie Taylor Greene wants to drag the heads of NPR and PBS before the House Oversight Committee to make them explain their news coverage (Charlie Kirk / YouTube) "Their coverage should serve ...

Former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden believes that the PS6 must include an optical disc drive. While Sony has already started offering discless consoles during the PS5 generation, an all-digital ...

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