Sony SIE CEO Jim Ryan: publishers do not like Microsoft XGP, cloud games will become a major part of the company's business in the future

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Jim Ryan, CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, revealed in a video testimony at today's hearing that game publishers generally do not like Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass service.

Jim Ryan says he has "talked to a large number of publishers and learned that they generally don't like Game Pass and think it undermines the value of the game."

When asked by a Microsoft lawyer whether he had talked to everyone, Jim Ryan said:

This is what I have learned from years of dealing with publishers that they generally hold.

When asked when cloud games will be commercially successful, Jim Ryan believes that "cloud technology is expected to be an important part of players' access to games between 2025 and 2035", but he also said, "it is not possible to give a more specific time, but Sony is investing heavily in cloud technology, and cloud games will be a major part of Sony's SIE business in the future."

Before this, Sony also released the Project Q handset, focusing on streaming and cloud games. Combined with the previous trends of Sony SIE, CTOnews.com believes that Sony should pay considerable attention to the cloud game market in the future.