What Else Is Sony Working on After Canceling Concord?
From a surprise hit to an even more shocking cancelation, Sony's live service journey has been a rollercoaster.
From a surprise hit to an even more shocking cancelation, Sony's live service journey has been a rollercoaster.
From 8 years of development to discontinued in days, Sony's Concord disaster raises questions about the viability of live service games.
Skull & Bones, Redfall, and The Lord of the Rings: Gollum sold more and had more players a week into their launch.
With player counts dwindling, Concord's future looks bleak, casting doubts about the future of Sony's incoming live service projects.
Eight years in development, but Concord feels outdated on arrival as it struggles to find its audience on PlayStation 5 and Steam.
. With peak player counts lower than some notorious flops in recent years, concord's launch woes are raising eyebrows in the gaming industry.
It looks like someone didn't read the fine print when they made a deal with Calypso and now the franchise's video game reboot has hit bit the dust.
Sony Interactive Entertainment just laid off 900 of its Playstation workforce, as well as shutting down its London Studio division.
Fans shouldn't expect to see any sequel, prequel, spin-off, remake, or reboot, of an existing first-party Sony property this year.
Despite the relatively lackluster PlayStation Showcase this year, Sony's flagship console continues to sell fast.
Anthony Mackie will star in the lead role of the live-action adaptation of Twisted Metal while also serving as one of its executive producers.
The upcoming collaboration between Firesprite and Guerilla Games will be available as soon as PSVR 2 launches in February.
Firesprite is currently working as a support studio for Guerilla Games and CIG on Horizon Call of the Mountain and Star Citizen, respectively.