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PlayStation Talents Will Release Over a Dozen PS5, PS4 Games in 2021/2022

PlayStation Talents, an initiative set up by Sony Interactive España to nurture home-grown talent, will produce over a dozen games for PS5 and PS4 in the near future.

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CaptainHenry9161062d ago ShowReplies(6)
purple1011062d ago

What's the phrase...

Driving it home..

Pounding it home. Something along those lines..

When you have an advantage. Capitalise on it. Secure it. Etc..

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Deathdeliverer1061d ago

Was that Greninja? Seriously though, Sony doesn’t need to buy a bunch of studios to stay relevant. They’ve got talent to spare. That sounds a bit harsher than I intended... but I don’t know how to change it.

XBManiac1061d ago

PlayStation Talents is not that. Sony does not buy those indie studios. They offer them dev support, production support, marketing, a place in PlayStation Shop and other services with a limited exclusivity in return (12 months, most of them).

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The Origami-themed platformer “A Tale of Paper” is coming to the PS5 in Q1 2024

"The Barcelona-based (Spain) video games publisher Selecta Play and Madrid-based (Spain) indie games developer  House Games, today announced with great joy and excitement that their Origami-themed platformer “A Tale of Paper”, is coming to the PS5 (via PSN) in Q1 2024." - Jonas Ek, TGG.

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The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo Review - All Coming Together | GameLuster

Jordan from GameLuster writes: The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo is a perfect blend of art and puzzle design. Ignore the bugs that may be and immerse yourself in this whimsical world.

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The Many Pieces of Mr. Coo review - Games Asylum

Games Asylum: "This animated point-and-click adventure cranks up surrealism to an almost incomprehensible level. At one point – and bear with me on this – a man with a lightbulb for a head booted his illuminated noggin through the open window of a house, which had a gleaming face, and then the house transformed into Aladin’s lamp. Then out of the lamp sprang a green demon and a red one-eyed alien with an umbrella for a head, which I had to change into a mushroom to fool a frog. If sounds like something you’d like to witness firsthand, you’ll doubtlessly relish the surreal nature of Mr. Coo."

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