The DeanBeat: Sony’s executive change makes you wonder how much the old guard is necessary
Now it's Sony's turn for change as Jack Tretton, a 19-year veteran, exits the U.S. games division.
PlayStation U.S. boss Jack Tretton is stepping down
One of the founding members of Japanese media giant Sony’s gaming arm in North America is walking away while the new PlayStation 4 home video game console is on top. Sony Computer Entertainment of America president and chief executive Jack Tretton is stepping down from his position with the company at the end of March, according to Sony.
Best and Worst of 2013: The biggest surprises
Come relive the biggest surprises the year had to offer with our look back at 2013's most unexpected moments!
The DeanBeat: Microsoft’s costly mistake at E3 and how to recover from it
Sony's one-two punch at E3 means Microsoft will have to change its ways.
After a big win, Sony executive tries hard not to do a victory lap at E3 (interview)
Sony's Scott Rohde says the PlayStation 4 policies are fair to consumers.
Motion is relative: Sony wins over fans by maintaining its used-games policy (Updated)
Without changing a thing, Sony dealt a big blow to Microsoft.
Sony’s Tretton: No restrictions on used games on PlayStation 4, no online connection required
Sony takes it to Microsoft by confirming that used games will work and the PlayStation 4 won't have authentication.
Telltale’s next The Walking Dead episode — 400 Days — is heading to the PlayStation Vita
The Walking Dead's new episode will accompany the full first season on Vita.
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PlayStation Meeting: Six disappointing scenarios that aren’t PlayStation 4
With all the hype surrounding PlayStation Meeting 2013, Sony would be crazy not to show off a new console. But what if Sony didn't have the PS4 lined up? Sony could completely disappoint tomorrow with any of these headlines.