Through the PlayStation Network, including digital games, DLC, and subscription services, Sony made over $12 billion in 2019. After Sony today released its Q3FY2019 financial report, covering the final three months of the 2019 calendar year, sleuths at ResetEra did some math to determine yearly totals for 2019. In total, Sony brought in $12.48 billion through the PSN. $9.28 billion of that can be attributed to purchases through the PlayStation Store, including games, DLC, and other media. $3.2 billion came from PlayStation Plus and PlayStation now subscriptions.
This was the second biggest year for PSN revenue in PlayStation history, falling just slightly from 2018?s $12.52 billion. While PS Store purchases were down in 2019 over the previous year, revenue from subscriptions was up. 2019 was Sony?s biggest year for subscription services, up from the $2.81 billion earned in 2018. In fact, this was the only area that PlayStation saw year-over-year growth in 2019, and can perhaps point to where Sony plans to dedicate more focus and resources with the PlayStation 5.
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