Mind you, this is for the standard PS5, the one where Sony has to supply a 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray drive and pay as much as $8 per console in licensing fees, and charges you an extra $100 at retail. (We bemoaned the needless drama of buying a PS5 just days ago!) Needless to say, that’s fast - happening before the company has even managed to catch up with demand, in the midst of a global chip shortage. The PS5 should hit break-even in June, and become profitable the very same month, according to a presentation the company shared with investors (PDF) during its investor day today. PlayStation seems keen on expanding into other areas, and making games as widely available as possible its expansion into PC, alongside its focus on growing PS Now, suggests that – despite the impressive sales of the PS5 – the company is looking away from just consoles for its future business.In February, Sony revealed it was selling the PlayStation 5 at a loss - but that’s imminently about to change. "Sony intends to continue investing in or partnering with external studios in addition to investing in its in-house studios to enhance its software offering," says the presentation, suggesting that the company is gearing up to rival Microsoft and the Xbox Game Pass. Manage cookie settingsĮlsewhere in the presentation, Sony outlined plans to strengthen its user base from 160 million to a massive 1 billion, citing investment in PlayStation Now as a key way of attracting new users to the platform.
To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Maybe a second life on PC will add to the 37 million people that have already downloaded the game. There's no official word from Sony about this port at the time of writing, but perhaps we're going to hear more about it during today's Horizon Forbidden West-focused State of Play.
The game appears on a slide titled "More PC releases planned" alongside Days Gone, which came out on PC last week (though it wasn't quite as popular as Horizon Zero Dawn on the platform). In a presentation released for Sony's Investor Relations Day overnight, the company appears to let slip that Uncharted 4 will be heading to PC to join other PlayStation properties that have made the jump lately. Following the likes of Days Gone and Horizon Zero Dawn, it looks like Sony's next PS4-to-PC port will be Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, according to some investor documents.
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