In a recent Q&A session, Sony Interactive Entertainment president and CEO, Hideaki Nishino, confirmed that while the PlayStation 6 is yet to be officially announced, gamers should expect a reasonable price tag for the next-gen console. Nishino emphasized that Sony recognizes hardware as the base for providing gaming experiences, aiming to offer tailored experiences beyond traditional living room usage with innovative features like the PlayStation Portal Remote Player (PS Portal). Although component cost increases have led to some price rises in current generation consoles, including the PS5, Nishino indicated that Sony will not absorb all these costs. Instead, they'll carefully evaluate their approach and aim to maintain customer understanding of the value provided in relation to pricing. While Sony hasn't decided on a launch date for the PS6 yet, they assured that they have sufficient materials to last through 2026. The near six-year-old PS5 is fast approaching the 100 million sold mark, although it continues to trail behind the PS4. With the potential system seller GTA 6 on the horizon, concerns about meeting demand during this Christmas shopping season have arisen, but Sony remains confident in their supply chain.