Sony Interactive Entertainment?s Jim Ryan recently said that although the company will continue to support the PlayStation 4, it understandably has plans to release games that can ?really only be enjoyed on the PS5? when the console launches.
This approach is nothing new but considering Microsoft?s stance on cross-gen games and the PS4?s massive install base, some took Ryan?s statement negatively. Asked his thoughts on the matter, former Xbox executive Mike Ybarra supported Sony?s stance and suggested that making games exclusively for next-gen consoles will make development easier.

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