We Might No Longer See PlayStation In 10 Years According To Analyst

Sony’s PlayStation might cease to exist in 10 years according to Micheal Pachter. Pachter is an analyst for video games, digital media, and electronics. The reason behind his prediction is because of the Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass.

By    Daniel  |  Veena

COULD PLAYSTATION BE LOSING THE CONSOLE WAR?

Right now, Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass model is close to perfect as compared to Sony reinventing PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now.

Michael Pachter claims that the PS5 is dying. He was the one who also said that Nintendo should abandon Nintendo Switch for the Nintendo Switch Lite.

Pachter’s claims were said in the RDX Podcast, where he says that the PlayStation is “doomed” and won’t be available in ten years.

Right now, you would think that the prediction could be exaggerated, but if you think about it, Microsoft is moving fast by purchasing big gaming companies like Activision Blizzard and ZeniMax which is Bethesda’s parent company.

Another thing that makes Microsoft so much better is that it makes its first-party games available on other platforms at launch. Compared to Sony, they usually make their exclusive games available to other platforms after a year.

The Xbox Game Pass is available for PC too, which lets PC users enjoy amazing games for just a low monthly subscription.

Another thing that Microsoft is working on is bringing Xbox Game Pass to Steam, as they are having talks with Gabe Newell, the co-founder and CEO of Valve.

Right now, we cannot say that all the moves that Microsoft is doing would be the end of Sony unless something changes.

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