Greg Miller

I'm game devs when I'm at a dice and I see like the scholars there that there's still this passion to come do it. Right. No matter how hard it is. And granted, you can think of an indie project, a smaller thing, blah, blah. Where I get concerned to a degree is the business versus the art of it. I am coming to this studio to make the next great PlayStation IP.

I'm coming in and we're starting this new thing. We're gearing it up and we're going for it. And you work on it for a year and a half or two years. It gets killed. And then they come in and say, you got to make Uncharted, whatever. And it's like, that's where it gets to me. I went to try to find it because I saw it go through there.

I'm coming in and we're starting this new thing. We're gearing it up and we're going for it. And you work on it for a year and a half or two years. It gets killed. And then they come in and say, you got to make Uncharted, whatever. And it's like, that's where it gets to me. I went to try to find it because I saw it go through there.

you know, I'm reading off of GamesRadar Plus from way back in the day, but it was the concern when a new report from Bloomberg has supposedly revealed a ton of interesting information about the way Sony's moving forward with production plans for its games, including a look at the potential Last of Us remake. So this is old. Hidden or any blah, blah, blah.

you know, I'm reading off of GamesRadar Plus from way back in the day, but it was the concern when a new report from Bloomberg has supposedly revealed a ton of interesting information about the way Sony's moving forward with production plans for its games, including a look at the potential Last of Us remake. So this is old. Hidden or any blah, blah, blah.

Sony's prioritization of biggest games and studios has created a ripple effect across the organization. For example, over the last year, Sony's Bend studio, once seen as a rising star, has now been assigned to support Naughty Dog and feared becoming Naughty Dog North.

Sony's prioritization of biggest games and studios has created a ripple effect across the organization. For example, over the last year, Sony's Bend studio, once seen as a rising star, has now been assigned to support Naughty Dog and feared becoming Naughty Dog North.

That's what I think more of. These people going to the studios with these hopes and dreams of making whatever, and then it's like, no, now you just have to make this other thing that isn't your passion, and the audience is looking at you saying it's not your Naughty Dog North.

That's what I think more of. These people going to the studios with these hopes and dreams of making whatever, and then it's like, no, now you just have to make this other thing that isn't your passion, and the audience is looking at you saying it's not your Naughty Dog North.

And I know this is a weird whatever, but it's back to the, if I'm Herman Holst, yeah, I'm like, fucking make more Last of Us games. What are you trying to make? Fuck that shit. Make a Last of Us game. You know what I'm saying?

And I know this is a weird whatever, but it's back to the, if I'm Herman Holst, yeah, I'm like, fucking make more Last of Us games. What are you trying to make? Fuck that shit. Make a Last of Us game. You know what I'm saying?

Do you want me to get into the next news story as you're doing this? No, I mean, I can't... For some reason, I kept fucking up KFGD. You know what I mean? KGFD. I'm going to say, if so... I said, can you dial in for one question on KFG? If so, join the Discord.

Do you want me to get into the next news story as you're doing this? No, I mean, I can't... For some reason, I kept fucking up KFGD. You know what I mean? KGFD. I'm going to say, if so... I said, can you dial in for one question on KFG? If so, join the Discord.

Matt Piscitella might join us. I'm going to move on. Sorry, Tim and I were talking about Daredevil. I can't wait for you guys. That fucking opening. You know what I mean? I saw you in blue sky about it. That first 15 minutes. Come the fuck on. Then the ending of episode two. Come on. We're back. Ending of episode one with TV on the radio.

Matt Piscitella might join us. I'm going to move on. Sorry, Tim and I were talking about Daredevil. I can't wait for you guys. That fucking opening. You know what I mean? I saw you in blue sky about it. That first 15 minutes. Come the fuck on. Then the ending of episode two. Come on. We're back. Ending of episode one with TV on the radio.

Oh, and so can they get back to that equilibrium? Yeah. I think, yeah. But I think there's going to be a lot of reckoning before we get there where it's just like you have to get back to, okay, cool. We're not going to make... SQL-itis has to be eliminated. The SQLs probably have to fail. You got to do all these different things.

Oh, and so can they get back to that equilibrium? Yeah. I think, yeah. But I think there's going to be a lot of reckoning before we get there where it's just like you have to get back to, okay, cool. We're not going to make... SQL-itis has to be eliminated. The SQLs probably have to fail. You got to do all these different things.

Okay, fair enough. I like that. Matt Piscitella, answer the call.

Okay, fair enough. I like that. Matt Piscitella, answer the call.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Number three on the ROPA report, Sega promises fewer new games, but deeper investments in Sonic, Atlus, and Like a Dragon. This is Andy Robinson at VGC.News, of course, who employs the one, the only, large man, Jordan Midler. Sega is planning to release fewer new games in the next year, but invest in Persona, Sonic, and Like a Dragon Studios, it said.