Maybe not for an investment
But for a swing trade.

I don't have anything in sony atm, so we'll see what the future brings

Since the PS3?

The poor fortunes of a company are often the company itself, NOT its competition.

The ability or inability to adjust to technology, trends, and your competition will determine your success, not if your competition is capable of doing the same.

Sony has, over the years, done a poor job of adjusting to technology and trends.  They've tried to develop the technology everyone else adopts, and not always successfully.  Depsite being one of the early adopters of LCD technology for TVs, Sony failed to capitalize on their position and instead allowed upstarts in Korea (Samsung and LG) to take them completely by surprise. 

Where as Sony was happy competing with Plasma TVs in the high-end market, Samsung and LG were more interested in bringing high-end features to lower tier, less expensive LCD TVs and advancing LCD technology to provide a competative offering versus plasma.  Esssentially Sony shot themselves in the foot by trying to maintain LCDs as a high-end product rather than advance and drive LCD TVs into the mass market.  

Granted.  All of the Japanese TV manufacturers were completely taken off guard by Samsung and LG, but still.  They did so by trying to manipulate prices and keep LCD technology as a high-end technology. 

The Sega Playstation?  That has a ring to it.

Do you think they would still want to make hardware, or just go software only?

And we would still have 3 consoles, if Steam can pull it off.

Sorry, but the PSVita is part of Sony's problem.

The Vita was a stupid investment.  Sony should have actively worked on and promoted the Xperia Play instead.  A combination of hand-held gaming, AND mobile phone/gaming.  Brilliant. 

Sure, the first attempt wasn't the greatest of successes but it might have faired better if it hadn't had to compete againsts it's more powerful sibling. 

The overwhelming evidence is that people do not want more than one mobile device.  If the device they have doesn't have an extensive level of gaming, they live with what it does offer.  The Xperia Play could have ushered in a new era of mobile/hand-held gaming at Sony instead Sony spread itself thin, wasted money, and time.  In fact, what's worse, is the effort they put into mobile gaming on Android devices has invariably benefitted other companies that have capitalized on the investment Sony made in Android gaming.  So not only did they waste money, but other companies are making money on the money they wasted. 

How many times can Sony shoot themselves in the foot before they can't walk away?

The elephant in the room for both Sony and Microsoft is Valve.  Sony failing doesn't save Microsoft, it just means a door opens for another competitor and there's already one waiting in the wings.

They have enough flops to post those terrible numbers.

SUPER MEGATON!!!!

Movie is fine?

Didn't they just had 2 major flops on 2013? That division alone lost U$ 200 millions until Q3....

2013 was the worst year since 2005 for sony pictures.
But movie industry is very volatile, you can turn that around very quickly.