Sony addressed "Marathon" in its recent earnings report, which highlights certain PlayStation games. Here's what its saying about its performance.

By Sam Nussey TOKYO, July 31 (Reuters) - Sony hiked its full-year earnings forecast on Friday, as strong performance at its gaming business helped the Japanese conglomerate deliver a better-than-expected jump of 40% in first-quarter profit.

Put simply, the lawsuit alleges that Sony limited the sale of digital games on other marketplaces, funneling customers into its own PlayStation Store. Some of these games include PlayStation exclusive titles, such as The Last of Us, as well as third-party games, like Mass Effect Trilogy and Resident Evil 4.

Sony's Bravia Theater Trio system delivers impressive Dolby Atmos sound, but it lacks rear speakers and a subwoofer, making its $2,200 price steep.

An AI-fueled supply crunch for memory and storage is driving up hardware prices across the gaming industry, but Sony says it has enough RAM to get it through this holiday season and into early 2027. What comes after that is anybody’s guess as the PlayStation 6 approaches amid an unprecedented economic landscape for gaming.

One of Sony's executives shares insight into how a digital-only ecosystem could shape the company's future console, the PlayStation 6.

Sony Pictures Entertainment posted a sales decline for the June quarter, offset by growth at Crunchyroll, while Sony’s music segment saw revenue increase 21%. The PlayStation games unit had flat sales for the period and a 37% increase in operating income drive by U.

Import filings suggest Sony is preparing the WH-CH730N and WH-CH530, the successors to its popular affordable wireless headphones. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox