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The company has already pulled the plug on the browser-based store, and the stores accessible through the consoles themselves will go dark on July 2 (for PS3 and PSP) and August 27 (Vita). Its a distressing move to many who value gaming history and want to ensure it remains accessible, to those who cling to notions of games as goods that can be owned rather than services that can only be accessed at the whim of a publisher, and to those who just want to be able to recommend ZHP Unlosing Ranger ...

Keiichiro Toyama dropped the news that he's collaborating with a famous creator on his new horror project, but who is he partnering with?

But who? - Keiichiro Toyama, the creator of franchises like Silent Hill and Gravity Rush, has teased that he’s collabora...

free, easy, and News Producer Masami Yamamoto Leaves SIEs Japan Sudio posted on Tenchu: Stealth Assassins, Bloodborne producer had been with Sony for 25 years Sony Interactive Entertainments (SIE) Japan Studio on February 28. Yamamoto joined Sony for 25 years. He has worked on the Tenchu: Stealth Assassins, Tokyo Jungle, Bloodborne, Soul Sacrifice, and Freedom Wars games. SIE previously announced that it is scaling back game development at PlayStation Studios JAPAN Studio. The studio is...

Viva la Vita. 05/03/2110 For those of us who were lucky enough to secure a next generation console, the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S are living up to much of what Sony and Microsoft promised. Despite this, neither console was the highest-selling piece of hardware during the 2020 holiday season in which they launched, both usurped by the Nintendo Switch. There’s an undying demand for Nintendo’s hit hybrid console and now, as we enter a new generation, we’re left wondering what comes n...

free, easy, and News SIE Japan Reorganizes Japan Studio, Bloodborne Producer Masaaki Yamagiwa Leaves Company posted on Masaaki Yamagiwa announced his departure from SIE Japan Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) made a statement on Friday announcing that it is scaling back game development at PlayStation Studios JAPAN Studio. The studio is re-organizing and recentering its operations around Team ASOBI, the development unit behind the Astros Playroom game, as of April 1. The external produc...

It looks like Sony is shuttering its oldest in-house developer.

Sony winds down Japan Studio to focus on Astro’s Playroom team Share this story Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Sony has confirmed that Japan Studio, its internal video game developer based in Tokyo, will essentially wind down and refocus around a single team. In a statement to IGN, Japan Studio said as of April 1st it would be “re-centered to Team Asobi, the creative team behind Astro’s Playroom, allowing the team to focus on a single vision and build on the popularity of Astro’s P...

Team ASOBI to build on the popularity of Astros Playroom - Sony has officially confirmed that it’s “re-organising” ...

Sony Japan Studio played its part in developing and co-developing some of Sony's most iconic games - let's take a look at its legacy.