As Sony celebrates PlayStation 4's release, the company reveals that there will be delays in releases come 2016, especially that of 'Uncharted 4: A Thief's End'. However, PlayStation 4 remains as the customer's first choice when acquiring games and introduced a new addition, 'The Guardian.'
For this year, Sony has earned the top spot as the most sought-after gaming production in over 20 years of service. They have developed new games for the PlayStation 4 franchise as it welcomes its second year in the market.
One of the games that they newly introduced to the market is 'The Guardian.' According to Gamespot, this product has incredibly developed gameplay demonstrations, along with other development with its game 'Final Fantasy VII: The Remake.' These products have been announced in the Sony E3 2015 Press Conference, declaring these will be available in 2016.
According to Sony's chief executive for PlayStation Europe, the company's shows have been nothing but fulfilling provided that developers are earning more confidence on the improvements of their products and betting on top-ranking games that they are set to release next year. Despite the reality that they intended to produce more games than anticipated, the commercial success of PlayStation 4 has been overwhelming such that it has been labeled as one of the top leading products in the gaming industry. Because of this improvement and sustainable success, publishers have been investing more on creating consoles for the gamers in the market.
Furthermore, the company also has made remarkable connections with time exclusivity deals with third-party publishers that will ensure consistent development in its products such as the Capcom deal for 'Street Fighter 5', the Square Enix deal for 'Final Fantasy 7,' and the Activision deal for 'Call of Duty.'
According to International Business Times, there have been substantial developments in the company's VR Headset project Morpheus to enhance the gaming experience of 'Uncharted 4: A Thief's End' and 'Ratchel and Clank.' During an interview with Sony Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida, the VR headset will also be made available come 2016, which will cost roughly about several hundred dollars.
Now that Sony E3 2015 finally revealed improvements on their games 'Final Fantasy 7,' 'Uncharted 4: A Thief's End,' and new improvement on its VR Headset in 2016, will these innovations keep Sony the leading gaming production company in the market? Post your comments below.
