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"So we know that Bluepoint has sort of been working on something new since Demon's Souls was out and Ben's studio is working on something new as well, both of those games were rumoured to be live service, Bluepoint especially was rumoured to be working on a God of War live service game, now personally I'm not sure what that would have looked like, but it certainly would have been interesting, but anyway, this comes from Bloomberg's Jason Schreier who reveals that PlayStation cancelled two more of its live service games following Concord's massive failure and the closure of the developer, Firewalk."
"There's not any details about what these games were, so we don't really have any information about what you're missing out on apart from the God of War game, but it's very interesting to see that Sony is kind of canning its live service projects where it can, stuff like Fair Game Dollar Sign is a bit too far along for it to be fully thrown in the bin, but it seems like games that are sort of midway through development even, years into their project development are being pushed aside with the studios being asked to focus on something else."
"Sony isn't closing either of these studios, it's not a Concord situation, they've not been seen as sort of bad games, well we don't know how they're viewed internally, but it is possible that this is just something that Sony wants to do in moving away largely from live service altogether, so we'll have to see what Ben's studio and what Bluepoint would work on, but both of these studios are known for great work, as they say Demon's Souls Remake, Days Gone, they're both considered to be great games, so perhaps we could see either studio actually sort of again get to work with what's in their wheelhouse, and maybe Days Gone 2?
Maybe something else on the From Software remake line for Bluepoint?
We don't know, we'll have to wait and see, but those projects are likely to be a while away, perhaps we'll even see the live service game sort of given a single player twist and pushed out."
"Let me know what you think you'd do with these games, let me know what you think about Sony sort of canning its live service outings, and I'll see you next week for some more GRTV news.
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