Sony's PlayStation 4 hits Japanese market

Sony's PlayStation 4 hits Japanese market

TOKYO, Japan - (From L to R) Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. President and CEO Andrew House, Ryo Watanabe, the first Japanese customer for the PlayStation 4, Sony Computer Entertainment Japan President Hiroshi Kawano, and actress and fashion model Mayuko Kawakita celebrate in Tokyo's Ginza district on Feb. 22, 2014, as the the gaming unit of Sony Corp. launched the successor to the PlayStation 3 console in Japan.

Sony Computer unveils new PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable

Sony Computer unveils new PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Computer Entertainment President and Chief Executive Officer Ken Kutaragi holds the PlayStation Portable, a handheld gaming device, and the new PlayStaion 2 game console at a news conference Sept. 21. The PlayStation 2, smaller and lighter than the previous model, will go on sale in North America and Europe Nov. 1.

Sony Computer unveils new PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable

Sony Computer unveils new PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Computer Entertainment President and Chief Executive Officer Ken Kutaragi holds the PlayStation Portable, a handheld gaming device, and the new PlayStaion 2 game console at a news conference Sept. 21. The PlayStation 2, smaller and lighter than the previous model, will go on sale in North America and Europe Nov. 1. (Kyodo)

Sony's PlayStation 5

Sony's PlayStation 5

Undated photo shows Sony's next-generation PlayStation 5 video game console to be launched on Nov. 12, 2020, with its digital-oriented version without a disc drive (L) priced at $399.99, or 39,980 yen, and the other model equipped with an Ultra HD Blu-ray disc drive (C) at $499.99, or 49,980 yen.