Today, Sony announced that it is bringing together Sony Computer Entertainment and Sony Network Entertainment in a new entity. It’s called Sony Interactive Entertainment.

Sony Computer Entertainment was founded in 1993 just before the original PlayStation launched. It's operated ever since, pushing through the release of PS2, PSP, PS3, Vita and, most recently PS4.

Former Sony Computer Entertainment CEO Ken Kutaragi is best known as the "Father of the PlayStation." However, it was onetime Sony president, chairman, and CEO Norio Ohga who, in 1993, founded a ...

While much has been made of Microsoft’s ($MSFT) recent game show event, and of the potential fate of its entire console ...

Sony Computer Entertainment and Sony Network Entertainment are no more, at least in name. The two companies have folded into Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE), a new company that is ...

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Sony Corp. said Thursday Ken Kutaragi, chairman and chief executive of its Sony Computer Entertainment unit, will retire effective June 19. Kutaragi, who created ...

Sony Computer Entertainment announced today that it has acquired the prominent interactive cloud-based gaming company, Gaikai, for approximately $380 million. Through the acquisition, Sony ...

Following an announcement in January, Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. and its related companies in charge of the PlayStation business in each region have officially changed the corporate names to … ...

In line with that, it’s been revealed that Sony Computer Entertainment has trademarked the name, ‘’Guns Up!’’ for use in videogame software – a move that will most certainly whet the ...

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Starting with the PC port of Marvel's Spider-Man 2, Sony will offer in-game rewards for those who choose to log in to or sign up for a PlayStation account on its PC titles. Sony is also reversing ...

Ryan joined Sony Interactive Entertainment’s Europe-based legal entity, Sony Interactive Entertainment Europe (SIEE) — which was then called Sony Computer Entertainment Europe — in 1994.