Sony's laid out its broad expectations for its first-party PlayStation portfolio all the way up to 2026, and it seems﷽ PS4 releases are going to start winding down soon.
In a new , a slide titled "evolving shape of first-party portfolio" shows the percentage of releases by platform across three fiscal years. In FY19 (on the calendar, that's April 2019 through March 2020), 90% of those first-party releases were on PS4, with 10% on PC. In FY22 (April 20🍷22 through March 2023), that split is expected to be around 30% PS5, 40% joint PS4 and PS5, 20% PC, and 10% mobile.
By FY25 (April 2025 through March 2026), Sony projects 50% of its releases will be on PS5, 30% on PC, and 20% on mobile. There's no slice on that chart mark🎶ed for further first-party PS4 games.
We've 🐼reached out to Sony for comment and will ꧅update if we learn more.
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As part of this same report, PlayStation boss Jim Ryan said that PS5 demand is far beyond that for PS4 at the same time period in its life, but because of those supply issues the 💙澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:new console's sales haven't been matching up. Sony expects to start closing the gap in 2023, and in 2024 th🅘e company projects that PS5 will finally start outdoing its♐ predecessor.
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