Sony shuts down another PS5 live-service failure
… Related It's the end of an era for Destiny 2 as Bungie ends development Bungie announced the game's final live-service update
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Despite Concord's Massive Failure and Ceasing Content Support for Destiny 2, Sony Says They Will Continue to Pursue Live Service Games
… Expect More PlayStation-Published Live Service Games in the Future One of the questions asked of the CEO was to share his future outlook on live service games, and how to summarize PlayStation’s efforts for it. …
Despite Countless Failures And Cancellations, PlayStation Isn't Giving Up On Live-Service
… Nishino was asked about the reception to PlayStation's live-service outings so far and whether the team plans to continue investing in them. Nishino confirmed that it was the case, noting that "it's important to provide something on an ongoing basis" when it comes to live-service games. …
Sony President says live service games are still a big push for PlayStation's first-party studios
TL;DR: Sony remains committed to developing live-service games for PlayStation's first- and third-party studios despite recent failures like Concord and Bungie's Marathon. …
Sony Pulls The Plug On PS5's First Live-Service Flop 5 Years Later
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Former PlayStation exec on Jim Ryan's live service plans: 'It hasn't worked out, Sony now has to readjust'
… After costly failures like Concord and multiple cancellations, Sony is refocusing on high-quality, substantial games while scaling back live service projects. …
PlayStation Studios CEO Is Not Forcing Teams to Work on Live Service Games, Shuhei Yoshida Says
Despite what the live service push announced some time ago, PlayStation Studios CEO Hermen Hulst is reportedly not forcing teams to develop live service games. …
PlayStation Still Thinks Live-Service Games Are Key To Its Future
… The company may currently appear to be retreating from the PS5’s live-service pivot, but PlayStation’s CEO says live-service games are still a key part of its future. “We believe that live-service games are content that attracts users on a global level, so we want to continue to revitalize the mark… …
PlayStation’s CEO says it’s not giving up on live service games | VGC
… With live-service games, it’s important to keep providing something on an ongoing basis,” Nishino replied. “The genre itself is relatively new, and I imagine many people are trying out various approaches, so we intend to continue taking on new challenges within that context.” The CEO added: “We vie… …
Xbox servers go down just days after PlayStation outage, giving us a glimpse into our digital-only future
… 5 VIEW GALLERY - 5 IMAGES Xbox's troubles started on July 23, the same day early access opened for Halo: Campaign Evolved , when Xbox Live services went down and knocked out the Store, subscriptions, social features, cloud gaming, remote play, and app access. …