Neil writes: "Originally released as a PS4 exclusive, and having picked up some decent awards in that time, the shape-shifting origami platformer that is known as A Tale of Paper is readying itself to burst onto further platforms, with launch on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS5, Nintendo Switch and PC soon to take place."
"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.
Digerati and Open House Games have announced A Tale of Paper, a new shape-shifting origami platformer, and it's coming to the Switch!
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.
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..
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.
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).
