Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has been in charge of Xbox for over a decade and the company says he’s not leaving anytime ...

As the PS5 nears its fifth birthday, Sony executives have begun to talk about the next-generation of consoles, and answered ...

Former PlayStation Boss Says Prices of Games Have Actually Gone Down Speaking to PlayerDrive in a video chat, Layden mentioned that if you account for inflation, game prices have actually gone down.

Former PlayStation executive Shawn Layden thinks the console wars are effectively over, and gaming can't grow much with just three manufacturers – Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo – dominating ...

Former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden has argued that any further graphical and performance improvements will be so miniscule barely anyone will notice and he’s not the only that thinks that.

Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford, Troy Baker) face to face with Emmerich Voss (Marios Gavrilis) in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (2024), Bethesda Softworks Former PlayStation executives Adam Boyes ...

PS6: Latest rumors Ex-PlayStation boss Shawn Layden doesn't think Sony could get away with an all-digital PS6 ...

Sony and Microsoft have now released digital-only versions of their latest consoles—the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S—and provide players with a cheaper, disc-less option.

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 ...

Has Microsoft been Dreamcasted? (Christian Petersen/Getty Images) Xbox could be going the same way as Sega, according to former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden, as he addresses Microsoft’s strategy.

Shawn Layden believes Microsoft has the chance to succeed in its multiplatform strategy. Shawn cites SEGA as an example of this. Shawn Layden was the CEO and Chairman of SIE from 2014 to 2019 In an ...

Shawn Layden, former chairman of Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios, has said he feels that Microsoft’s multiformat plan can succeed like SEGA’s previous efforts.