Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) participated in the financial analysis of Sony Investor RelaTIons Day 2018 in Tokyo yesterday. At the event, President and CEO Tsuyoshi Kodera said that PlayStaTIon 4 has entered the end of its life cycle, while Sony will continue to promote the development of its exclusive new IP.
The Wall Street Journal reporter Takashi Mochizuki also participated in the event and published a lot of activities on Twitter. According to Mochizuki, Kodera publicly stated that he does not believe in the potential of PlayStaTIon VR. PlayStaTIon VR Helmet Display (HMD) is still on sale, but the overall market growth rate is lower than market expectations.
Kodera's suggestion to re-adjust the goals of PlayStation VR hardware may be the best strategy: in the future, our goal is to achieve healthy growth and realistic prospects.
Since the end of 2017, sales data for PlayStation VR has not been updated, and HMD sales have surpassed an impressive 2 million units during busy holidays. Internal forecasts for its company's expensive console add-ons have not yet been announced.
In fact, PlayStation VR is arguably the most successful virtual reality (VR) hardware to date, far surpassing PC-based competitors Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, although it may not reach the Samsung Gear VR number.
The next step in the PlayStation VR is not yet known, but current rumors suggest that the revised HMD and input solutions may be released with the PlayStation 5. A document released today coincides with Sony's 2018 investor relations day (Sony Investor Relations Day 2018). The document pointed out that Sony's operating profit forecast shows that the next generation of PlayStation 4 products will be released in 2020, but no further information has been provided.
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