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Sony has seemingly canceled Haven Studios’ multiplayer heist shooter Fairgames following years of reboots.
Nintendo did not offer an explanation for the decision.
Most of those games are unpopular, with 10 or fewer reviews from gamers.
Layden made the case on a recent episode of The Trophy Room podcast. He ran PlayStation’s US business and later its worldwide studios before leaving Sony in 2019, so he’s seen a few console generations from the inside.
You know, I’m sure that Sony had every intention of following through on their intention to release 10 live service games by 2026, as they mentioned way back in 2022. Well, as far as an intention that’s designed to please shareholders can go, anyway.
Sony has canceled Haven’s Fairgames, a live-service shooter revealed in 2023. The studio will now become a support team.
The Symbiosis update, which will also kick off a beta for a new Team Deathmatch mode, will launch on December 8 with a free-play week.
Reflector Entertainment had a new game in pre-production, but Bandai decided it wasn’t worth the time or money to pursue.
Yes, this fits with Sony’s broader pullback from PC, but the real reason the app is “retiring” is a simple lack of interest.
We should all be so lucky.
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