The real competition for the Switch 2 may be coming from games that emulate Nintendo’s brand of gaming experience ...

"Sony, even when they do business analysis, Nintendo doesn't show up even. There's a competition market share between PlayStation and Xbox, and some they don't include Nintendo.

Sony says it isn’t too worried about the Nintendo Switch 2 Sony apparently still looks at Nintendo as the lil’ homie by Marc Griffin Jun 13, 2025, 10:07 AM PDT Image: Sony Interactive ...

Should you get the Nintendo Switch 2, or one of its Windows-powered competitors? We pit the Switch 2 against two key rivals ...

Inside Sony, even when they do a business analysis, Nintendo doesn't show up, so there's a competition market share between PlayStation and Xbox, and they don't include Nintendo.

It’s worth noting that the Nintendo Switch 2 is another factor pushing developers towards multiplatform game releases. The console sold over 3.5 milion units in just one weekend, making it one ...

Sony isn't worried about the Switch 2 being the fastest-selling piece of Nintendo hardware ever, because you need the PS5 for "a great experience on big screens" ...

Sony does not see Nintendo as a competitor—at least not on a global scale. The situation is different in Japan, which is considered a unique market. This statement comes from Shuhei Yoshida… ...

Former Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) president Shuhei Yoshida has said that PlayStation considers not Nintendo, but Xbox its direct competitor. Speaking on the Kit & Krysta podcast (via ...

On the surface, that would imply that Nintendo consoles are for kids, while PlayStation consoles are for the full-grown taxpayer, but we know that it's a little more complicated t ...

Games "When they do a business analysis, Nintendo doesn't show up": Ex PlayStation boss says Sony's only real competition outside Japan is Xbox, even though they have "huge respect for what ...

Shuhei Yoshida, former head of SIE, recently revealed that Sony views Nintendo’s success positively, as it represents greater opportunities for its players to eventually transition to “more ...