Sonyhas had a rough few days.
And note that nearlyeight yearsafter Microsoft bought Minecraft developer Mojang, that game is still on PlayStations.
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That could clearly cause problems down the line.
This gives Sony breathing room to respond boldly to this existential danger.
Here are three suggestions:
1.
The fastest way of catching up might just be to buyGoogles strugglingStadia streaming service.
Combining Stadias tech with PlayStation Nows vast catalog and simple price point could put Sony back on the offensive.
Google Stadia is great tech but struggling.
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2.
Grow out of semiconductor dependence
The world semiconductor shortage hashit console salesby slowing down production.
Sony, however, hasa slight edgefrom having decided toincrease productionof its legacy PlayStation 4 consoles.
There are, it should be said, some green shoots for Sony on other platforms.
Sony would be better off copying Microsofts strategy.
Despite this early lead, Sonys position on the metaverse movement is unclear.
PlayStation VR is no longer number one.
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