Sony Pulls Plug On Concord: Multiplayer Shooter Game Goes Offline Soon After Launch
Game Shutdown Announcement: Sony has decided to take its multiplayer shooter game, Concord, offline starting September 6, 2024, offering full refunds to players who purchased it due to mixed feedback on its launch.
Price Increase and New App Launch: The company will increase the price of its PlayStation 5 console games by approximately 20% in Japan from September 2, and has launched a new Accessories app for Windows to customize PS5 DualSense Edge controllers.
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Sony Becomes KADOKAWA's Largest Shareholder - What's On the Cards?
Strategic Alliance: Sony Group Corporation has formed a strategic capital and business alliance with KADOKAWA CORPORATION, acquiring 12.05 million new shares for approximately 50 billion yen, making Sony the largest shareholder of KADOKAWA with around 10% ownership.
Joint Initiatives: The partnership aims to enhance the global value of KADOKAWA's intellectual property through joint projects, including adaptations into live-action films and TV dramas, co-producing anime, and expanding global distribution efforts.
Sony Pulls Plug On Concord: Multiplayer Shooter Game Goes Offline Soon After Launch
Game Shutdown Announcement: Sony has decided to take its multiplayer shooter game, Concord, offline starting September 6, 2024, offering full refunds to players who purchased it due to mixed feedback on its launch.
Price Increase and New App Launch: The company will increase the price of its PlayStation 5 console games by approximately 20% in Japan from September 2, and has launched a new Accessories app for Windows to customize PS5 DualSense Edge controllers.
What's Going On With Sony Group Stock Tuesday?
Price Increase Announcement: Sony will raise the price of its PlayStation 5 console in Japan by approximately 20% starting September 2, citing global economic challenges. The standard version will cost 79,980 yen ($551) and the digital edition will be priced at 72,980 yen.
Sales Expectations and Stock Performance: Despite a projected decrease in PS5 sales to 18 million units this financial year, SONY shares have risen over 16% in the past year, with the stock trading higher by 3% recently.
What's Going On With Sony Stock On Thursday?
- Sony Music Negotiating to Acquire Queen's Music Catalog: Sony Group Corp's Sony Music is in talks to purchase Queen's music catalog, potentially for around $1 billion, with another investor involved.
- Rising Value of Music Catalogs: Music catalog sales have been increasing, with artists' catalogs fetching significant sums due to streaming growth and low interest rates.
- Financial Performance of Sony: Sony reported strong fiscal fourth-quarter 2023 sales growth, beating analyst consensus, with music revenue rising by 23% year-on-year.
- Queen's Catalog Revenue: Queen's catalog, including hits like "Bohemian Rhapsody," generated £40.9 million ($52 million) in revenue for the year ending September 30, 2022.
- Stock Performance and Investment Opportunities: Sony stock has seen a 4% loss in the last 12 months, and investors can access the stock through ETFs like BlackRock Large Cap Core ETF and Calamos Antetokounmpo Global Sustainable Equities ETF.
Sony Becomes KADOKAWA's Largest Shareholder - What's On the Cards?
Strategic Alliance: Sony Group Corporation has formed a strategic capital and business alliance with KADOKAWA CORPORATION, acquiring 12.05 million new shares for approximately 50 billion yen, making Sony the largest shareholder of KADOKAWA with around 10% ownership.
Joint Initiatives: The partnership aims to enhance the global value of KADOKAWA's intellectual property through joint projects, including adaptations into live-action films and TV dramas, co-producing anime, and expanding global distribution efforts.
Sony Pulls Plug On Concord: Multiplayer Shooter Game Goes Offline Soon After Launch
Game Shutdown Announcement: Sony has decided to take its multiplayer shooter game, Concord, offline starting September 6, 2024, offering full refunds to players who purchased it due to mixed feedback on its launch.
Price Increase and New App Launch: The company will increase the price of its PlayStation 5 console games by approximately 20% in Japan from September 2, and has launched a new Accessories app for Windows to customize PS5 DualSense Edge controllers.
What's Going On With Sony Group Stock Tuesday?
Price Increase Announcement: Sony will raise the price of its PlayStation 5 console in Japan by approximately 20% starting September 2, citing global economic challenges. The standard version will cost 79,980 yen ($551) and the digital edition will be priced at 72,980 yen.
Sales Expectations and Stock Performance: Despite a projected decrease in PS5 sales to 18 million units this financial year, SONY shares have risen over 16% in the past year, with the stock trading higher by 3% recently.
What's Going On With Sony Stock On Thursday?
- Sony Music Negotiating to Acquire Queen's Music Catalog: Sony Group Corp's Sony Music is in talks to purchase Queen's music catalog, potentially for around $1 billion, with another investor involved.
- Rising Value of Music Catalogs: Music catalog sales have been increasing, with artists' catalogs fetching significant sums due to streaming growth and low interest rates.
- Financial Performance of Sony: Sony reported strong fiscal fourth-quarter 2023 sales growth, beating analyst consensus, with music revenue rising by 23% year-on-year.
- Queen's Catalog Revenue: Queen's catalog, including hits like "Bohemian Rhapsody," generated £40.9 million ($52 million) in revenue for the year ending September 30, 2022.
- Stock Performance and Investment Opportunities: Sony stock has seen a 4% loss in the last 12 months, and investors can access the stock through ETFs like BlackRock Large Cap Core ETF and Calamos Antetokounmpo Global Sustainable Equities ETF.
