Sony's Battle for Video Game Supremacy

What was the first video game console released by Sony?

• Nintendo Switch

• PlayStation (PS1)

• Xbox

• Atari 2600

When was the PlayStation 2 released and what made it a popular console?

• The PlayStation 2 was released on January 1, 2005, and it became popular due to its small game library and lack of backward compatibility

• The PlayStation 2 was released on March 4, 2000, and it became popular due to its large game library, backward compatibility with PlayStation games, and the introduction of the DVD format for gaming.

• The PlayStation 2 was released on September 15, 1998, and it became popular due to its high price and poor graphics

• The PlayStation 2 was released on November 11, 2001, and it became popular due to its limited game options and lack of DVD support

In what year did Sony release its first PlayStation console?

• 1994

• 1990

• 1992

• 1998

Name the major competitors that Sony faced in the video game console market during the battle for supremacy

• 1. Nintendo

• 1. Microsoft

• 1. Sega

• 1. Atari

How did exclusive game titles contribute to Sony's strategy in the battle for supremacy?

• 1. They had no impact on Sony's strategy

• 1. They helped differentiate PlayStation consoles and attract users

• 1. Sony didn't focus on exclusive games

• 1. They were a disadvantage for Sony

How did Sony approach marketing its PlayStation consoles during the battle for supremacy?

• 1. Focused on affordability

• 1. Emphasized exclusive games and features

• 1. Ignored marketing strategies

• 1. Collaborated with competitors

What was the significant improvement or feature introduced in the PS2?

• DVD playback functionality

• CD playback functionality

• Wifi connection

• USB connection

When did Nintendo enter the video game industry?

• 1970's

• 1980's

• 1990's

• 2000's

What were some of the hit titles of Nintendo?

• Sonic the Hedgehog

• Crash Bandicoot

• Super Mario Bros

• The Legend of Zelda

How did gaming manufacturers made their money?

• From the sales of consoles

• From software

• From publishing

• From licensing