Not even the time to release the new generation console that is already thinking about its effective duration on the market: remaining in line with its past, Sony wants the PlayStation 5 remain on the market for at least seven years before presenting its next console. At least that's what the CEO di SIE, Jim Ryan, he suggested during an interview with the magazine GQ UK. Ryan didn't say this directly, but explained that Sony is "really positive" about the future of the PlayStation 5 in the next five, six, seven years:
After, who knows? I think the cloud is likely to become more important over the next few years, even if the business model and technological challenges are still there. While this is happening, we are continuing our studies and investment and are examining this very carefully.
It seems like I've spent most of my life on PlayStation listening to people telling me this generation will be the last because something else will make the console model redundant. I am sure these people are really wise and very intelligent, but to date they have not been right.
We are faced with a world in constant evolution, which will most likely see its real "end" in a long time, thanks to a series of additions and novelties. Just in the past few hours, the Japanese giant announced the arrival of a precious one function on PlayStation 5, however in our dedicated article we talk about it better!
