Sony PlayStation

In the last quarter, Sony PlayStation Group Inc. was accused from numerous angles and various sides. A slowdown in smartphone sales has hit the company's sensor business, entertainment has had fewer blockbusters, and software sales in its core gaming segment have fallen short of expectations. The Japanese company will have to prove over the next year that its latest system can support other underperforming divisions now that the PlayStation 5's manufacturing difficulties are starting to ease.
Operating profit fell 8% better than expected, but Q3 earnings increased 13% to 3.41 trillion yen ($26.4 billion), up from guidance's 3.5 trillion yen. Fell below. Excluding currency effects, the company claims that sales would actually have declined by 2%. 
The weaker yen has contributed more than 83% of revenue growth to its gaming and network services businesses so far this fiscal year, according to Bloomberg Opinion calculations based on information provided by the company on Thursday, along with other divisions. I am experiencing the situation of The Company lowering its full-year earnings guidance while slightly raising its operating profit guidance.

Sony previously announced that the company's chief financial officer, Hiroki Totoki, would serve as both president and COO. Only one week has passed since the shocking announcement of Toyota's new management team. Still, it's a much more modest move than the automaker, as Kenichiro Yoshida maintains his position as chairman and CEO of the electronics giant. 
The pair hope to get the company's PlayStation 5 division back on track, with 7.1 million units sold in a record quarter but fell short of the expected 7.3 million. Since the PS5 launched in late 2020 amid the Covid-19 pandemic, Sony has complained about not being able to produce enough units. It was the worst holiday season in the 14 years going back. Lockdowns and other virus-related restrictions created production and logistics bottlenecks that prevented the production of the finished console and the many chips it contained, making the situation even worse. 
Sales then dipped to just 3.9 million during the holiday shopping season, but thanks to a recovery in the previous quarter, Sony finally announced that the PS5 had sold over 32 million units two years after its launch. You can flaunt it. This is 3-6 months slower than the previous version.
Sony is working hard to increase user interaction with its PlayStation service, which indicates that game software sales may weaken in the future.
Totoki can take solace in the fact that more than 20 million of his software sales are due to his games, the first party of which Sony keeps all the money.