Sony is projecting a significant slowdown in its gaming business, forecasting a 6% drop in annual gaming sales as rising memory chip prices and weakening PlayStation 5 hardware sales weigh on the company’s outlook. The tech giant says PS5 console sales fell sharply in the latest quarter as the system enters a later stage of its lifecycle, though executives expect gaming profits to improve thanks to stronger first-party software performance.
Investors remain focused on broader concerns surrounding Sony’s future growth, including the impact of artificial intelligence, supply chain disruptions, and rising component costs across the electronics industry. Sony is also looking ahead to a potential boost from the highly anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto VI later this year, while rival Nintendo faces similar market pressures tied to increasing memory prices and hardware margins.
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