A Sony the Japanese industry has struggled with the U.S. organization for a long time to lead the PlayStation brandet. We already see the result and we feel its effect.
We’ve already mentioned the ex-Sony employee who revealed that Sony had been planning to take out the PlayStation Vita for years because it wasn’t worth it to them commercially (the same goes for popular franchises if we haven’t seen them in a long time). THE Redditen held at the AMA (Ask Me Anything) by an anonymous ex-Sony (whose past was confirmed by Reddit moderators) elaborated on what was going on inside the PlayStation for a few years.
According to him, the PlayStation has historically been a Japanese brand (also: Sony entered the console market as revenge against Nintendo after the big N held CD with ROM-ROM technology with Philips, even though they had already co-created that particular Nintendo Play Station…). But since the PS1’s debut, the U.S. market has become the largest region in the gaming industry, and as a result, there has been competition between Sony’s Japanese and U.S. “sites” to control the PlayStation brand.
The effect of this has been seen for years (the US sector has won). THE Sony Interactive Entertainment was headquartered from Japan to the United States, SHE Japan Studiosspecifically overwhelmed, and perhaps the bite of grace a PlayStation 5 (and we have mentioned this several times before), the company has set in motion a two-and-a-half-decade-old Japanese tradition: in Japan, the role of the X and Circle buttons was reversed, but PS5with them, they too were given the Western button assignment, and ex-Sony said it was the American PlayStation squad’s last “middle finger” for the Japanese branch.
The cultural war has been going on for the last decade, and that’s why Sony has become more and more American (this has been mentioned for months) because the market there is the largest. Jim Ryannel, the head of the SIE, this individual never interacted, but according to him, “he is a businessman above all else. And that says a lot.
Source: PSL
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