Sony does not release information on PS4

Andrew House, president of Sony Computer Entertainment, has spoken today about the future ComputerandVideogames consoles Sony and decided not letting go about PlayStation 4.

"I do not think we're looking at anything that has to do with new consoles at the moment," said House. "But one thing is important, and that in contrast to our competitors have, in particular, PlayStation 2, demonstrate mastery of the life cycle of our console and that we ensure profitability for our distribution partners."
"I think this is, in part by Sony's global reach in terms of distribution, infrastructure and marketing. In many markets we work with well-established operations in terms of electronics, and can migrate out into other emerging markets in a much easier and more sustainable than our competitors, "said the executive.

"In the future there are clearly lots of opportunities in business models around games, and we are interested in exploring all," said House. "Some of our companies already have a portion in the free model, but from my point of view there are still some significant barriers to streaming solutions on the consoles of the highest quality HD."

"We talk about mobile services or cloud-gaming, there are opportunities out there for more casual content and in our case, legacy-level content we definitely want to explore. But I think we're still some way from being able to offer a full experience in this sense, "materialized. "The scale of the data that have to do with it and latency issues that relate to why they do that, for now, the easiest way for the consumer by products is done with the physical mode. That said, however, we are beginning to see some growth in the number or proportion of our customers who seek access to your content via download, but I think it is still a fairly small amount. "