At the same article where SIE’s CEO Tsuyoshi “John” Kodera stated his plans to wrap up PlayStation Vita’s support by 2020, the Japanese news site Mantan Web also asked him on whether Sony has any plans to release something like a PlayStation Classic Edition, considering there’s a recent trend in other companies releasing miniaturized editions of their legendary consoles.
Regarding a reprint edition of PlayStation (PS), Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE)’s game console which was released in 1994 and became a worldwide hit, the company’s president Tsuyoshi Kodera said “There is nothing I can talk about at this time.” On top of that, he also hinted at something by saying “Our company is always digging up past assets, and I think there are various ways to do it. There have been discussions happening (in the company) on what kind of ways are there.” In the recent years, there has been a boom of past years’ game console revivals. When Nintendo released NES Classic Edition?a playable game console which collected famous games of past years?in 2016, it became popular and was sold out. After that, Nintendo released the SNES Classic Edition. As we enter this year, there have been discussions about continuous announcements of SEGA Games’ Mega Drive Mini [Genesis Mini] and SNK’s Neo Geo Mini.

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