Sony has confirmed the cancelation of two previously unannounced live-service PlayStation games. This follows a round of canceled live-service games for the PlayStation 5, and it was also ...

Sony has cancelled two more of its once-envisioned live service Playstation projects. Back in February 2022, Sony stated it aimed to launch over 10 new live service games over the coming years. A ...

The cancellations come as Sony’s big push into live-service gaming continues to struggle. Sony did have one big live-service hit in 2024, in the form of Helldivers 2.

Sony has canceled two more live-service games, one from its remake and remaster studio Bluepoint and another from Days Gone developer Bend Studio in Oregon, the company confirmed to Bloomberg.

Bungie In an apparent response to the Concord disaster, Sony has cancelled two live-service games, including one potential God of War title. However, in a bit of good news in light of the layoffs ...

Sony has faced a challenging trajectory with live service games in recent years. Last year's Helldivers 2 was a smash hit, selling over 12 million copies within three months of its launch.

Sony's decision to cancel live-service games from Bend Studio and Bluepoint Games came after a "recent review" of its portfolio. These studios were not forthcoming with any prior announcements ...

In November, Sony Interactive Entertainment president Hiroki Totoki said it plans to launch six online multiplayer games by the end of March 2026, a step down from the ‘more than 10 live service ...

Sony appears to be reversing course hard on its live service ambitions, at least according to a new report from Bloomberg. The report says that PlayStation has now canceled two more live-service ...

Summary. Sony's Q1 '24 earnings were decent, but concerns about the gaming segment's live service strategy led me to downgrade to a hold rating.

Sony's live service ambitions have steadily scaled back, but questions remain about Bungie – and how much the overall PlayStation strategy hinges on live service. Image credit: ...

Concord, Sony’s live service hero shooter, has been in development for around eight years.. That’s according to lead character designer Jon Weisnewski, who joined the development team at Sony ...