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Silent Hill creator and former Sony veteran Keiichiro Toyama has explained his decision to leave Sony and discussed his upcoming project.

Silent Hill director Keiichiro Toyama has teased an upcoming game influenced by horror and the death game genre.

In the video, Keiichiro Toyama first brought up his history with games and how he’s been playing since childhood. After joining an art school, he realized he wanted to become a game creator. Now, he felt like Sony has grown larger and larger, always aiming for a wide, worldwide audience possible with its games. However, he wanted to keep creating games based on his own style. Next, Keiichiro Toyama explained the inspirations and motivations behind his new game. He most notably said it will be...

Left Sony to keep making games in his own style - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Muv6DA8_gL4 Gravity Rush creator Keiichi...

It turns out the first game from Bokeh Game Studio and Siren and Silent Hill creator Keiichiro Toyama will be... a horror game!

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Monstrum was the first to receive the Monsters & Mortals treatment, but Evil Nun: The Broken Mask all appear on the list alongside Silent Hill. Fans have already taken to Twitter to speculate on who the Silent Hill DLC will include. One comment threw out a comprehensive guess that “Mortal will be James Sunderland and Monster will be Pyramid head”. Ill take a real hard guess. Mortal will be James Sunderland and Monster will be Pyramid head Thou Eddie and Angela would be nice additions fo...

Speaking to VGC in a new interview, Nier Automata developer Platinum played down suggestions that Japan was being overlooked with PS5. Studio head Atsushi Inaba said: “To be honest, we don’t feel it that much, or at least I haven’t felt the impact of it myself yet. That being said, I do understand that the console industry in Japan is not what it used to be and when that happens the priorities of these big console makers will change, and that makes perfect sense to me.” PlatinumGames’...

The PS Vita was an incredible console, but Sony didn't put the love it deserved behind it. With the PS5, they have the chance to start over.

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