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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
PlayStation獨佔遊戲未來連Xbox都玩得到？新職缺曝光要進軍全平台
一直以來，在自家的 PlayStation 平台上，Sony 與旗下的索尼互動娛樂（SIE）都堅持著平台獨佔策略，會讓許多第一方自家遊戲只能在 PlayStation 主機上玩得到。不過，隨著近年來 PlayStation 平台戰略的轉變，也開始讓《戰神》、《地平線》等第一方遊戲也會登上 PC 平台，而現在 Sony 似乎打算繼續進行戰略調整，被發現正在徵求新的「多平台與帳戶管理資深總監」，來制定 PlayStation 平台新的跨平台戰略，並且要直接對 Sony 集團的副總裁負責。 (Credit:PlayStation) 綜合外媒報導，Sony 最近正在對旗下的 PlayStation 平台尋找新的「多平台與帳戶管理資深總監」，來制定所有 PlayStation Studios 的遊戲作品在所有第三方平台上（Steam、Epic Games Store、XBOX等）的戰略，並且也要直接對 Sony 集團的副總裁匯報。 Sony 並表示，希望新任總監能最大化遊戲利潤，並且能夠領導專注於多平台、與其他平台合作夥伴管理的高效能團隊，也將「監督所有第三方平台上的 PlayStation Studios 作品的戰略，推動營收成長與吸引更多玩家。」，這或許也代表，PlayStation 接下來也將繼續往多平台方向前進，未來可能也不再堅持自己的獨佔戰略，而是希望自家遊戲能登上更多平台，吸引更多玩家遊玩。
Daily Express
3 days ago
- Business
- Daily Express
Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry chairman vows closer collab with government
Published on: Saturday, July 26, 2025 Published on: Sat, Jul 26, 2025 By: Lorena Binisol Text Size: Susan stressed the importance of engaging closely with members to better understand their challenges and to foster partnerships that drive growth. Kota Kinabalu: Newly elected Chairman of the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MICCI) Sabah, Datuk Susan Chang, has pledged to strengthen collaboration with the government and relevant agencies to address the concerns of the business community and enhance Sabah's economic ecosystem. Speaking at the Executive Committee luncheon, which attended by Minister of Industrial Development and Entrepreneurship (MIDE), Datuk Phoong Jin Zhe and ministry Permanent Secretary Datuk Thomas Logijin, Susan reaffirmed MICCI's commitment to its advocacy role. She stressed the importance of engaging closely with members to better understand their challenges and to foster partnerships that drive growth. 'We will continue to provide timely economic insights, relevant business intelligence, and support initiatives that promote capacity building and market expansion,' she said. Susan added that MICCI Sabah is committed to strengthening partnerships and economic ties with member countries of the emerging Borneo Economic Community (BEC), comprising nine territories with a collective population of 24 million. Concurrently, she said to remain actively engaged in the Brunei-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA), with a focus on empowering SMEs by facilitating seamless cross-border trade and driving regional market expansion. On a separate note, she announced that the 11th Sabah International Expo (SIE) will be held from 3rd to 6th September 2026. The Expo, a State Government-sanctioned event, will continue to serve as a key platform for trade and investment in the region. She also appealed for the continued support of the State Government, particularly from MIDE to ensure the success of the event. * Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel and Telegram for breaking news alerts and key updates! * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia
Hindustan Times
02-07-2025
- Health
- Hindustan Times
Jingle booklet in Awadhi & Braj to promote health awareness in UP
A jingle booklet in Awadhi and Braj languages will spread messages about health and wellness across Uttar Pradesh. The State Institute of Education (SIE)-Prayagraj has been assigned the responsibility by the National Population Education Project to prepare this booklet, said officials. (Pic for representation only) To be written in a simple and rhythmic language, the booklet aims to raise awareness among students and the wider community about important issues and concerns related to health and wellness programmes, they added. Anil Kumar, the principal of the SIE in Allenganj area of Prayagraj, said that the decision to use poems and rhythmic lines in local languages was made to help children better understand and internalise health-related information. Alongside the booklet, a calendar focusing on various health and wellness topics will also be developed as part of the initiative. The institute has also been tasked with creating awareness posters and pamphlets on themes such as women's empowerment, drug abuse prevention, and emotional well being, he shared. Additionally, a folder dedicated to educating girls about personal hygiene and health awareness will also be prepared, he said. The National Population Education Project (NPEP) is a centrally sponsored scheme in India, implemented by the Ministry of Education, with the goal of integrating population education into the formal school system and teacher education. It aims to promote awareness about population-related issues, sustainable development, gender equity, and adolescent reproductive health. The project is implemented through State Councils of Educational Research and Training (SCERTs) and Regional Institutes of Education (RIEs). Assessing anxiety levels among adolescents The State Institute of Education (SIE)-Prayagraj will also conduct a study this academic year (2025-26) to assess anxiety levels among adolescent students in selected districts of Uttar Pradesh. Training programmes will be organised for faculty members of District Institutes of Education and Training (DIETs) and school teachers from 36 selected districts, covering 11 key topics under the health and wellness programme, said principal of the SIE-Prayagraj, Anil Kumar. On various national and international observance days, schools across the state will host creative competitions related to health and wellness issues, including essay writing, poster making, painting, slogans, stories, humor, poetry, and debates, he added.
Hindustan Times
19-06-2025
- Health
- Hindustan Times
Curbing phone addiction: Desi, physical games to challenge e-game fixation at UP govt primary schools
The Uttar Pradesh basic education department has introduced a calendar of traditional Indian games for students of Classes 1 to 8 across government primary and upper primary schools. The move is aimed at reconnecting children with their cultural roots and curbing the growing mobile phone addiction. The initiative, aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, aims to encourage physical activity and reduce children's screen time by promoting indigenous games like Posham Pa and Langdi Taang. The calendar, prepared by experts from the State Institute of Education (SIE), Prayagraj—a unit of the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT)—has been distributed digitally to around 1.5 lakh schools across the state, for the benefit of over 1.5 crore students. 'The illustrated PDF calendar has been shared with school principals, who have been instructed to incorporate these games into teacher-parent meetings and other school events to actively engage children,' said Anil Kumar, principal in-charge, SIE-Prayagraj. This initiative is a step toward reviving traditional games and improving both mental and physical health among students, he added. Officials hope the games will not only promote fitness and teamwork but also instill cultural pride among young learners.
Yahoo
15-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Sony knows "there's a huge interest" in PlayStation's "next-generation console strategy" after the PS5, and "the future of the platform is top of mind" for the company
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Is Sony already thinking about the PS6? Sony Interactive Entertainment boss Hideaki Nishino isn't giving away any details, but the company is well aware that "there's a huge interest in our next-generation console strategy." During a recent Fireside Chat, a question is raised by Justin Hill, senior vice president of finance and investor relations at Sony Corporation of America, that "with cloud gaming more of a viable option than ever before, do we need a next-generation console? Is SIE developing one?" SIE president and CEO Nishino calls this a "great question," saying the company has been "really proud of the quality we have been delivering" when it comes to cloud gaming over the last 11 years. "From a technical standpoint," he says that the technology is "progressing well," but points out that "end-to-end network stability is not in our control," and calls "higher cost per playtime compared to the traditional console model" a "challenge" compared to the "traditional console model." He then goes on to describe cloud gaming as "an additional option for players to access content," before saying: "Our belief is that the majority of players continue to want to play [and] experience gaming through a local execution without dependency on network conditions. And PS5 and PS5 Pro have validated this thesis, I believe." Noting that Sony has "a large ecosystem of highly engaged players" across PS5 and the previous-gen console, PS4, Nishino says that "there's a huge interest in our next-generation console strategy. "While we cannot share further details at this stage, the future of the platform is top of mind. We are committed to exploring a new and enhanced way for players to engage with our content and services." So, he's not giving anything away right now, but just in case there was any doubt, it certainly sounds like there's no plan to ditch a traditional console in favor of a cloud gaming device, at least at this stage. The PS5 turns five years old this November, having been released seven years after the PS4. With that in mind, it seems pretty likely we still have a bit of a wait ahead of us to see what Sony is working on next, but we'll just have to watch this space. While you're here, be sure to check out our roundup of the best PS5 games, as well as upcoming PS5 games to look out for in the future.
