TOKYO - Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCE) today announced the introduction of PlayStation "Logo Licensing Program" targeted for variety of lifestyle products from apparel to everyday items as ...

Sony has filed registration for a curious new PlayStation logo with the Japanese Patent and Trademark Office. It incorporates the familiar ‘PS’ motif within a circle, flanked by a set of ...

So why the change? Sony Computer Entertainment president Kaz Hirai told the Times Online the company just wanted to "reset" itself. Do you like the new PlayStation 3 logo?

Following an announcement in January, Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. and its related companies in charge of the PlayStation business in each region have officially changed the corporate names to … ...

Sony finally revealed its newly designed PS logo for the PlayStation 5 at CES 2020 on Monday (above). However, it is apparent the company did not spend ...

Sony is prepping for the launch of the PlayStation 5 later this year by getting ready with a new label that brings together all of its first-party studios.

Sony Computer Entertainment has extended its logo licensing business to allow manufacturers to incorporate it's iconic brands in clothing, accessories and other non-games products.

Starting with the PC port of Marvel's Spider-Man 2, Sony will offer in-game rewards for those who choose to log in to or sign up for a PlayStation account on its PC titles.

It’s what popped into my head when I saw this announcement: Sony Computer Entertainment today announced the introduction of PlayStation Logo Licensing Program.

Sony revealed the logo for the PlayStation 5 at CES 2020 in Las Vegas Monday. It is . . . pretty much what everyone expected. Yes, I admit it, dear readers, the headline is, shall we say, sarcasm.

Here is the new name for Sony Computer Entertainment and an explanation for why it's changing.

London, 8th November 2007 - Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) today announced the launch of four new online PLAYSTATION®Stores; Poland, Greece, Saudi Arabia and the Czech Republic.