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PS4 and PS5: Sony encourages developers to integrate cross-play into their game
Sweeney accused Sony of not wanting to support cross-play, defining it as the only company to have requested money to enable the aforementioned feature on Fortnite.
Last May 4, Epic games CEO tim
Sweeney accused Sony of not wanting to support cross-play, defining it as the only company to have requested money to enable the aforementioned feature on Fortnite.
According to the representative of Epic, the Japanese giant would have required a payment depending on the number of PlayStation players active in the game, unlike all other platforms.
Subsequently, similar allegations also came from the Borderlands 3 team, and a little while ago SIE President JIm Ryan released the first statements on the subject.
“Sony supports and encourages cross-play,” Jim Ryan told Axios, “and our commitment is visible through games like Rocket League, Call of Duty, Minecraft and, soon, Destiny 2 as well.” The President and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment went on to state that more titles will arrive in the future with support for cross-play, and that PlayStation will continue to renew its commitment in this field.
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