Sony is reportedly changing its standards for sexual content in new PlayStation games in response to the #MeToo movement and livestreaming

View online           Entertainment Select           Sony is reportedly changing its standards for sexual content in new PlayStation games in response to the #MeToo movement and livestreaming   Sony has adopted new standards to cut down on sexually explicit depictions of women in video games sold for PlayStation.   READ MORE           8 reasons why 'Apex Legends' is the best Battle Royale game available   I can't stop playing "Apex Legends." It's a situation.   READ MORE           Sony just confirmed a hugely important part of the PlayStation 5: It can run PlayStation 4 games   What are you going to do with all your PlayStation 4 games when the PlayStation 5 launches in 2020? Play them, apparently!   READ MORE             Sony's next-generation PlayStation will come with 'ray tracing' — here's what that looks like in action   Sony announced new details and specs about it upcoming PlayStation console on Tuesday. Thankfully, we can see today what "ray tracing" looks like.   READ MORE           A bunch of PlayStation 5 details just got unveiled: Here's everything we know   Sony's next-generation PlayStation console is deep in development, and the first details were just revealed in a Wired exclusive.   READ MORE           OTT adoption is showing the first signs of slowing, and that could be a warning sign for Disney and WarnerMedia   The analysts believe the slowing stems from price hikes from streaming services like DirecTV Now, Netflix, and Youtube TV.   READ MORE           Reed Hastings says Netflix has 'no big appetite, no big need' for mergers   Hollywood has seen some big deals of late and more could be on the way. But count Netflix out for now, Hastings said.   READ MORE           The 'Minecraft' movie was supposed to hit theaters in 2019 — now, the creators are saying it won't happen until at least 2022   "Minecraft" is moving from your video game console to the big screen, but not until at least 2022. Will you still be playing when the movie comes out?   READ MORE           The effort to rebuild Notre-Dame Cathedral could get help from an unlikely source: A video game   In the wake of the tragic fire at the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, French President Emmanual Macron has promised to rebuild.   READ MORE           Apple will reportedly invest $500 million or more in its upcoming Apple Arcade subscription service   Analysts believe Apple's gaming subscription service could bring in more revenue than TV or news.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to the Business Insider newsletter using the email: ipat39@gmail.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006