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PlayStation’s ‘most popular’ games are coming to mobile devices

PlayStation’s ‘most popular’ games are coming to mobile devices

Posted on April 13, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Sony is planning to bring some big hitting PlayStation games to the mobile arena, judging by a new job post.

The company is seeking a Head of Mobile at its California headquarters, which would effectively be a brand new department within the company, geared towards adapting hits for mobile.

The listing calls for a candidate who can “own and develop the mobile games strategy for PlayStation Studios and help build a foundation for future growth opportunities.”
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