PlayStation has confirmed plans to continue making more acquisitions following its recent spate of deals, headlined by the company's proposed $3.6 billion buyout of Destiny studio Bungie. PlayStation president Jim Ryan said during a recent investor Q&A, translated by VGC, that Sony isn't finished yet digging into its pockets to buy more companies.

"In terms of future [mergers & acquisitions] activity, the answer to that is we are not at all finished with our strategy of trying to grow PlayStation Studios inorganically," he said. "As we transition from our historic game development strategy to a much broader and much wider market reach than we enjoy today, it is very likely that inorganic stimulus will be required to help us to realize these dreams."

PlayStation has been snapping up companies left and right of late. In the past year and change, Sony bought Returnal studio Housemarque, PC port company Nixxes, Demon's Souls remake developer Blupoint, The Playroom developer Firesprite, and Valkyrie Entertainment.