Add Another Studio to the Sony Family
Late last year Sony announced that Insomniac would finally be officially joining the PlayStation family. It was a big move, and one that no doubt helps secure a ton of content for the PS5. With Microsoft buying up studios left and right, it’d be smart for Sony to think about doing the same.
There are many different ways they could go about this, of course, and any number of studios would only make the PlayStation ecosystem stronger. Indie studios like SuperGiant Games or Hello Games could flourish with support from Sony if they’re willing to give it.
They could go for a middle-size studio like CyberConnect2 or Frictional Games, both of which have seen success on Sony systems over the years.
However, a company like Sony definitely has money to throw around and they could potentially go really big, purchasing a megaton developer like CD Projekt Red or Bungie. Yes, I know that seems unlikely, but Sony has undoubtedly thought about making big moves.
The upcoming generation is going to be the most technically demanding, and possibly most competitive, in years. There’s no question that Sony will add someone to the PlayStation family, it’s just a matter of who.
