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Yoshida: "Sony Is Not Forcing the Development of Live Service Games!"

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The veteran, who is leaving Sony after 31 years, says Sony has no intention of pushing the development of live service titles. Remember what Sony said a few years ago under Jim Ryan? Twelve live service projects were planned, some were canceled (The Last of Us Online was one of them) and some were released and then failed after a short time (Concord). Despite this, PlayStation Studios CEO Hermen Hulst is not pushing Sony studios to use this mo…

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Yoshida: "Sony Is Not Forcing the Development of Live Service Games!"

The veteran, who is leaving Sony after 31 years, says Sony has no intention of pushing the development of live service titles. Remember what Sony said a few years ago under Jim Ryan? Twelve live service projects were planned, some were canceled (The Last of Us Online was one of them) and some were released and then failed after a short time (Concord). Despite this, PlayStation Studios CEO Hermen Hulst is not pushing Sony studios to use this mo…

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Sony Did Not Force Studios to Develop Live Service Games, Says Shuhei Yoshida

Shuhei Yoshida stated that Sony did not force studios to develop live service games, but decisions were likely made collaboratively.

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MP1st broke the news in 3 days ago on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.

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