roosnam1980
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They did take one U-turn recently with the pc ports , any chance they will do it again with the recent decision to end production .
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Yes! Full 360!
An all male threesome would be very on brand for PlayStation right now
Its two 180's which is twice as good.You do know that 360 implies not doing a 180.
Sony to Focus on Micro Optics in the Future
The Japanese corporation Sony plans to offer new console game releases exclusively online in the future. The phase-out of storage media such as compact discs will require major restructuring of central production at the Sony plant in Thalgau (Flachgau). However, the number of employees is expected to remain unchanged.
600,000 discs still roll off the assembly line at Sony's Thalgau plant every day. Starting in 2028, that number is expected to drop significantly, as new PlayStation games will no longer be offered on disc. The corporate decision will have a direct impact on production in Thalgau, says Dietmar Tanzer, CEO of Sony DADC.
"PlayStation currently accounts for about 50 percent of our volume, and of that, about 20 percent are new orders. We're looking at roughly 10 percent of the volume in 2028," says Tanzer.
300 employees are set to be retrained
Currently, 300 employees work at the Thalgau plant and were informed about the restructuring on Wednesday. Tanzer emphasizes that the company intends to maintain this number.
The changes have been on the horizon for some time. According to company management, around 30 million euros were recently invested in new technology for manufacturing optical microlenses at the Thalgau plant. This is set to become a new business segment, says Markus Streibl, head of "Micro Optics" at Sony DADC.
Test operations are underway; mass production to begin in 2027
"Micro Optics involves the miniaturization of optical systems and elements and is used to focus and direct light in the smallest of spaces. One application, for example, would be a car turn signal projected onto the asphalt," says Streibl.
Employees have already been reassigned from disc production to support the test operations. In the future, the company plans to retrain them on a large scale. Sony aims to begin mass production of optical microlenses as early as next year.
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They didn't do a U-turn with PC ports. They're still coming, especially with the recent news about them still focusing on GAAS, nothing substantial has changed.
Then again, they were baited into re-releasing Morbius, so who knows?Doubt it, unfortunately. With digital % increasing YoY it was just a matter of when. Fucking hate this timeline, everything went to shit when Harambe was murdered.
Hopefully not.
Pretty wild to think it was only a generation ago that this was Sony's stance on used games and online check in:
There's no going back. Sadly, a new Era has begun. MS would be smart to counter that and they could get the players' hearts.
Not disagreeing with you at all, it just seems all the goodwill they received from that point on is totally lost.That was just convenient at the time due to fighting some competition. That competition goes away and we get asshole Sony back.