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• PS4: 100 games expected in 2014, console "generally sold out"

  PlayStation 4 is pretty much sold out globally, Sony has said, with new supplies inbound shortly – and necessarily, since the platform is expecting about 100 new game releases this year.

• Sony's ultimate goal with PlayStation 4 is to make it economically viable, says Koller

  SCEA’s vice president of marketing John Koller has said the ultimate goal with PlayStation 4 is to make it economically viable.

• PlayStation Now "not necessarily the future of PlayStation," is philosophical change, says Koller

  PlayStation Now was revealed as the new face of Gaikai and serves as Sony’s charge into the cloud streaming arena. SCEA’s marketing VP John Koller has explained why it’s not going to replace the way Sony does business, but it is intended to broaden the gaming experience.

• PlayStation boss pushing more "immediacy" for downloaded games

  Top PlayStation executives are hoping the PlayStation 4’s emphasis on decreased download times will help digital game sales reach their full potential.

• PS4: no DRM campaign sparks response from Sony execs

  PlayStation 4 fans took to Twitter over the weekend to protest against rumours that Sony was considering DRM and anti-used game safeguards for its next-gen console. Two of the campaign’s targets have responded to fans.

• Vita sellthrough "a marathon, not a sprint", says Koller

  SCE America vice president of handhelds John Koller believes the Vita is well-positioned to make an impact over the lucrative holiday season and beyond.

• PS Plus "contributing in a big way" to increased PSN sales

  Premium subscription offer PlayStation Plus is going from strength to strength, and driving up sales elsewhere on the PlayStation Network.

• Koller talks about PS3 closing the gap

  While there was no mention of the PlayStation’s next generation console, John Koller – Vice President of Hardware and Marketing for SCEA, has confirmed that Sony intends on staying in the PS3 business for quite some time.

• PS3: '3 years of incredible first-party content incoming'

  Sony’s VP of hardware marketing John Koller has confirmed that PS3 development is ‘running hot’, and that the console will see three more years of solid first-party content.

• PlayStation brand enjoying 'huge interest' from Xbox 360 players, claims Sony exec

  PS3 and PS Vita are receiving an influx of interest from Xbox 360 gamers who are looking to buy a second console, according to Sony’s John Koller.

• PS3 and Vita Cross features "quite easily" rival Wii U, says Sony executive

  Cross Play, Cross Controller and Cross Save show the combination of PlayStation 3 and Vita is as compelling as the Wii U, according to SCEA’s John Koller.

• Sony - no formal price drop coming to older PS3 slim models at this time

  Sony has no intention of dropping the price of older PS3 models at present, even with the “super slim” models hitting store shelves next week.

• Sony doesn't want Vita overrun with console ports like with PSP

  Vita promises “console-like games on portables” as with PSP before it, and Sony’s determined to ensure its latest handheld isn’t overrun with ports as was the case with its predecessor.

• Sony executives comfortable with Vita performance so far

  Despite the naysayers, the Vita is on track in terms of sales performance and upcoming content, according to Sony.

• Sony executive has "no regrets" over PS3 launch price, timing

  Sony doesn’t look on the PlayStation 3 as the loser of this generation, according to head of hardware marketing John Koller.

• Report: Sony funding $50 million US marketing campaign for Vita

  The overall US marketing for the launch of PlayStation Vita will be around $50 million, the New York Times is reporting.

• Sony executives offer crash course on Vita

  If you occasionally look away from electronic devices, you may conceivably appreciate this run down on the Vita’s features, launch plans, and games.

• Sony not worried with Japanese Vita sales, satisfaction rate "really high"

  SCEA’s hardware marketing director John Koller has said the company isn’t worried with flagging sales of PlayStation Vita, insisting current word of mouth on the hardware is “really strong.”

• SCEA announces Vita launch titles, details starter kit

  SCEA’s director of hardware marketing, John Koller, has posted an updated list of titles which will be released when PS Vita launches in the US and Canada on February 22.