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| Sony hopes to bring the popular PlayStation games to mobile phones |
Sony plans to take a big step forward in mobile gaming, and the largest PlayStation game is the key to the effort.
The announcement of the Chief Mobile role at PlayStation Studios shows the focus plan to successfully adapt to PlayStation's most popular mobile licensing.
The company has long tried to bring the PlayStation brand to mobile phones, although it hasn't achieved much success.
In addition to the limited number of games, Sony's most famous attempt is Xperia Play, a commercially unsuccessful PlayStation phone.
This phone was released in 2011 and contains 60 games, some of them from the classic PlayStation games, including Cool Boarders 2, Destruction Derby, MediEvil, and Siphon Filter.
Candidate for PlayStation Studios' Mobile Services Manager to focus on bringing the popular PlayStation games to mobile phones
According to the job description, the candidate is responsible for leading and formulating mobile gaming strategies. As he paints the future of Play, he is the head of the new PlayStation Studios business unit.
The most popular PlayStation franchises include Uncharted The Last of Us, Gran Turismo, God of War, and Ratchet & Clank. Portable versions can be seen in this new product.
The job advertisement says: The roadmap must be developed within three to five years, and growth targets, resource requirements and performance indicators must be defined.
Sony has a portable game publisher called PlayStation Mobile, which has things like PlayStation Apps, PS Remote Play, and Run Sackboy! Classes! , The Uncharted: The Fortune Hunter Puzzle and God of War | See Mimir and a number of PlayLink games such as "Hidden Agenda" and "Erica".
Interestingly, Sony is also using PlayStation Mobile to release PlayStation games through computers such as Horizon, Gone With the Wind, and Lost Days.
It's not hard to see why Sony bought a mobile phone because mobile games are bringing the PlayStation branding to a wider audience and benefiting from in-app purchases.
Games like Fortnite, PUBG, and Roblox are largely due to gamers. The challenge, however, is the method of implementation. Hence, games should adapt to mobile phones without losing the factors that make them unique across the gaming platform.