S ony canceled two major live service games that Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games were developing. The cancellation is speculated to be part of Sony’s decision to scale down live-service titles ...

Sony has canceled two live service games from Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games. The projects were in development for at least three years, and Sony is working with both studios to figure out their ...

Remember Marathon? It's Destiny developer Bungie's next game, and it looks like we’re about to finally see more of it.

Technically, the best PS4 Pro games should offer you the absolute ... Regardless of the mode you choose, the team at Bluepoint has brought some other tasty visual treats to their remake of the ...

"Bluepoint Games has completely remade Demon’s Souls ... You’ll feel sensations that you didn’t know were possible before thanks to Sony’s haptic feedback and adaptive triggers tech ...

From exclusive upcoming PS5 games to ones that have already shipped ... and challenging titles of the PS3 era. Now, under Bluepoint’s vision (the studio that brought back Shadow of the Colossus ...

Developed by Bluepoint Games, this PlayStation exclusive is a ... Spider-Man is one of the biggest sellers in Sony’s arsenal. The 2018 game and its follow-up, Miles Morales, are some of the ...

Sony canceled two live-service projects from Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games. These cancellations highlight PlayStation’s shrinking ambitions for live-service games since the PS5 era began. Sony will ...

Conversely, Sony has pivoted to acquisitions to stack up its first-party offering by taking over studios such as Bungie, Insomniac Games, and Bluepoint Games. Now, the company has decided to ...

Sony has shut down several live-service projects in the past, including Visual Arts’ The Last of Us, Bend Studio’s Days Gone, and an unannounced live-service game related to God of War from Bluepoint.

However, the showcase also unexpectedly revealed a duo of PlayStation first-party games coming to Nintendo’s portable hybrid thanks to a licensing deal between Sony and Bandai Namco. The first ...

rounded up the decline in video game stocks based in Japan as the market opening in the morning of April 7. Nintendo was down 7.35%, Sony 10.16%, Capcom 7.13%, and Sega 6.57%. Last week Nintendo ...