@bentleyj10: They used to have much higher revenues but they were also bleeding money like crazy. It is their new strategy to focus on money-making divisions and sod the rest. So the revenue may drop, but they will have a decent profit of a couple of billions regardless. The new strategy has worked well for them so far, actually.
@wexorian: Sony's hardware division is slowly turning into a supplier for other producers. They sell fewer cameras each year but they supply camera lenses to both Samsung and Apple. You won't be seeing too many Sony branded products in consumer electronics shops but they are still making money any time a Galaxy or iPhone is sold.
Sony is having a great run with the PS4. And despite all the petty arguments over 1080p/900p early in the generation, people have proven, once more, that they do not care much for graphical power of consoles. Sony will want to continue this generation for as long as they can; only now they are truely enjoying the rewards of their investment(in PS4 AND games.)
The only way we might see a PS5 sooner than 2020 is if it is backwards compatible, so that Sony can continue to sell their games and keep their huge fanbase.
How are these remastered games scored, I wonder? Is the score based on how good the original title was, or does it reflect the quality of the remaster (i.e. how much is added, if the mechanics are improved, etc.)?
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