Sony president promises Sony will make single player games

Last year Sony Interactive Entertainments CEO and president Andrew House's stepped down from leading the company and John Kodera replaced him and the role. Kodera has now taken to Twitter to announce that Sony fans will not have to worry about Sony becoming a 'games as a service' type of company.

Sony's John Kodera has taken to Twitter to say that Sony fans will not have to worry about their company steering towards 'games as a service' as that appears to be the last thing on the developers minds. Kodera has said that "PlayStation's vision is totally different" from 'games as a service' meaning that Sony is going to be sticking by a linear type storyline that includes a start and finish, instead a infinite amount of DLCs and updates.

An example of another company sticking by the single-player genre, that is also relative to Sony, is Naughty Dog. Last year at the PlayStation Experience, Naughty Dog's director Neil Druckmann announced that the company "will forever continue to make single-player, linear, narrative-based games" reinforcing the already great choice of upcoming single-player titles on the PlayStation platform.