Why Sony Can't Resist the Live Service Allure Despite Astro Bot's Success
Concord's failure and Astro Bot's success won't be enough for Sony to give up on its live service dreams just yet.
Concord's failure and Astro Bot's success won't be enough for Sony to give up on its live service dreams just yet.
From a surprise hit to an even more shocking cancelation, Sony's live service journey has been a rollercoaster.
Several former key Deviation staff now working with Sony Interactive Entertainment have led to rumors of a new internal studio.
After reports of internal turmoil, Sony has confirmed that its live service games won't be arrival until at least 2026.
Gummy Bears, its codename, is a lighthearted title inspired by "fighting games, platformers, MOBAs, life sims, and frog-type games"
The studio's latest hire, Andrew Witts, previously worked on Fortnite, Rainbow Six Siege, and Halo Infinite.
The studio resurrected the Marathon IP and transformed it into a sci-fi extraction shooter for modern consoles.
At this point, Bungie might as well confirm that it's working on reviving one of its first video games.