Entries in 'sce' (34)
Vita's monster High Street marketing blitz revealed
Pop-up shops, Land Rovers and mass midnight openings will greet the arrival of PlayStation Vita next week.
Vita Rooms arrives in London
Sony's nationwide sampling tour reached its last destination today with the opening of a London Vita Rooms venue.
Vita Rooms tour rolls on to Glasgow
Sony Computer Entertainment UK has opened a new Vita showcase in Glasgow, allowing consumers to try up the upcoming handheld.
INTERVIEW: Fergal Gara, SCE UK
PS3 grew its UK market share in 2011, but Sony’s flagship console still sits in the shadow of Xbox 360. In his first ever interview as Sony’s UK and Ireland ...
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Gara: Sony UK suffering from PS2 hangover
New SCE UK boss Fergal Gara has admitted that the business will have to sharpen up under his stewardship.
Buahin back at Sony
Popular Rosemary Buahin has returned to Sony Computer Entertainment UK as head of trade marketing.
PlayStation Vita UK release confirmed for February 22nd 2012
Sony's wasting no time locking in launch plans for its next handheld.
Sony fully adopts Online Pass system
Publisher Sony has confirmed that all future SCE Worldwide Studios game will require the buyer to use the in-the-box Online Pass code to access online functionality.
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INTERVIEW: Andrew House
Meet the most powerful Brit in the global games industry. Andrew House is the new president and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment. He has been interviewed by MCV seven times and ...
NGP not delayed by Japan quake
The tragic earthquakes and natural disasters that hit Japan last month haven't necessarily slowed Sony's production capacity.
Hirai heads up Sony consumer business
Sony’s networked products and services boss Kaz Hirai has been promoted to head up the consumer products unit.
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INTERVIEW: Kaz Hirai
The mood at camp PlayStation has changed.
It’s subtle, almost imperceptible, but speak to any of its execs now and they are confident and assured. They are no longer facing ...
Sony clarifies SCE restructure
Following the confusion yesterday surrounding the future of the Sony Computer Entertainment brand, the electronics giant has looked to clarify the implications of its upcoming restructure.
SCE unaffected by Sony restructure
Despite reports to the contrary this morning, the famous Sony Computer Entertainment brand is not going to die.
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Xmas release beckons for GT5
Less than a month after fresh hints that Gran Turismo 5 was likely to miss its expected (but not confirmed) spring release window, Sony’s much anticipated racing simulator seems to ...
Restructuring at Sony Liverpool
Sony has confirmed to Develop that Studio Liverpool will be restructured as part of 'project prioritisation'.
Vietnam welcomes PlayStation
Sony’s Asian aspirations have been given a fresh boost with news that SCE Asia has officially launched the PS3, PS2 and PSP in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
PS3 Slim sales ‘ahead of expectations’
The UK office of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe is unsurprisingly delighted with the week one success of its newly redesigned PS3 Slim console.
PlayStation peripherals boom on the way
Whilst it still has some way to go to top the multitude of Wii and DS accessories that have for some time dominated much of retails’ gaming shelf space, Sony ...
Sony welcomes new deputy president
Sony Computer Entertainment's Kunimasa Suzuki, who has been with the company since 1984, has now assumed a new role as the company's deputy president.
Sony to halve its 2,500 suppliers
Sony is set to terminate partnerships with more than half of its parts and materials suppliers by 2011 in a new extraordinary effort to save the company around 500 billion ...
Three Speech makes way for new EU PlayStation blog
Sony UK’s long-running “semi-official” European PlayStation blog Three Speech is to close its digital doors on April 17th and will be replaced by a brand new EU PlayStation portal.
Industry still has an image problem, admits Sony boss
Sony Computer Entertainment’s UK boss Ray Maguire believes the games industry must work harder to change negative perceptions.
