The Sony project will make film and TV projects based on PlayStation games.
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BBC Sport
Liverpool and Tottenham fans call on Champions League sponsors to return some of their tickets for the final on 1 June.
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BBC Sport
Meet the Dutch top-flight footballer who runs a business that counts Lionel Messi, Sergio Aguero and Lewis Hamilton among its customers.
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Gamers give their verdict as Microsoft announces an "all-digital edition" of the console.
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Sony's next-gen console, which will replace the PS4, will be much faster and include improved audio.
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The Competition and Markets Authority wants to be sure console service contracts are fair to gamers.
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Are the auto-renewal terms for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and Xbox unfair?
The Competition and Markets intends to find out after launching a consumer law investigation into the subject.
The consumer body said it was concerned about whether some of these companies’ business practices are legal, such as their use of auto-renewals for online gaming contracts, their cancellation and refund policies, and their terms and conditions.
As well as buying consoles and games, people can pay for online services, such as playing against other gamers, communicating with other players, and extra games.
These services can involve a membership, often on an auto-renewal basis which means that money will be automatically taken from a person’s account as the membership rolls over, the CMA said.
The CMA has written to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and Xbox requesting information about their online gaming contracts to help better understand their practices.
A "scary" crash has led many players to stop playing the Anthem game and ask for their money back.
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While Sony's PlayStation 4 has been a runaway success, the handheld PS Vita found only niche appeal.
Read moreThe wait is finally over
In other news, Tuesday 29 January 2019 is a momentous day in the gaming world - after almost 14 years, Square Enix has finally released Kingdom Hearts 3.
The video game is out now on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and in order to prevent players from leaking the game's "true ending" before the release date, the game developer decided to add the ending via a downloadable patch from today.
The game's director Tetsuya Nomura has asked that fans refrain from sharing leaked footage of Kingdom Hearts 3 online to prevent spoilers for those who aren't able to play it on release day.