PlayStation Studios boss Hermen Hulst has insisted Sony's upcoming live service games will target 'different genres, different release schedules, and at different scales'.
“We understand the competitive environment that is out there, and the time investment from players that live services offer,” Hulst said. “And we want to deliver the highest quality games.
“There is a risk that we talk about ‘live service’ in generic terms – as if it is a single genre, or even a single business model. PlayStation Studios are making a variety of games that could be referred to as ‘live services’, targeting different genres, different release schedules, and at different scales.
“We are also creating games for different audiences, and I take confidence from our track record in creating worlds and stories that PlayStation fans love.”The developer, which was part of independent game company ProbablyMonsters, was already working in partnership with PlayStation on a yet-unannounced multiplayer IP, and yet SIE decided to acquire it even before its first release –
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