Today on Motley Fool Money, we're hitting the slopes.

Okay, we're not actually going skiing, but we are digging into Vale Mountain Resorts

to see how the business is doing.

That and more coming up right now.

I'm Chris Hill, joined by Motley Fool's Senior Analyst Tim Buyers.

Thanks for being here.

Hey, thanks for having me, man.

We've got the latest on financials and 5G as well, but we're going to start with the

changing landscape in the entertainment industries.

On the yesterday's show, we opened with Microsoft continuing their history of strategic acquisitions,

buying Activision Blizzard, a clear shot at Meta Platforms and in their bid for the Metaverse.

One of the ripple effects involves Sony because shares of Sony have dropped more than 10%

of this move was made by Microsoft.

Let's start with PlayStation.

Is PlayStation that crucial?

I know it's part of Sony's business.

Is it that fundamental to the business?

And is it so threatened by a combined Microsoft and Activision Blizzard?

So I think the answer to this is yes and no, which is a horrible way to answer a question.

But let's take the yes.

This portion is as of right now, the game and network services portion of Sony's business

is about 30%.

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