Developer Fire Hose Games have nothing but love for publisher Sony Online Entertainment, telling PlayStation LifeStyle in an exclusive interview that SOE “was just the ideal partner”, allowing them them to “do whatever crazy stuff” they wanted with the rather awesome looking PlayStation Network exclusive Slam Bolt Scrappers.
There´s tons of talent behind Mark media´s upcoming iOS Kung Fu fighting episodic adventure game “Shuyan the Kung Fu Princess”. People that has worked on titles such as “Star Wars: The Old Republic“, “Mass Effect”, “Batman: Arkham Asylum” and ”Dragon Age: Origins”.
So the hype is on for sure. But will the game live up to all the hype?
Will the rebirth of Sony Online Entertainment as Daybreak Game Company create ripples or splashes? AUTOMATON's Kasey Cranfill uses Haronix's history to indicate a bright future.
Tony Polanco from The Koalition writes:
"For this week’s featured topic, we discuss Sony selling off Sony Online Entertainment. Though it was sold due to it not being as profitable as Sony would have liked, it was still something that distinguished Sony from its competitors. We discuss what this all means for Sony and how Microsoft stands to benefit from this."
Other gaming topics covered: Nintendo's YouTube Policy, Sega shifting to Mobile/PC, 4k ready next-gen consoles.
It was a pleasure to finally be on this show. It was fun, and Brett's rants were classic.
Very glad to see you went with the Sony Offline Entertainment title lol Sony and Microsoft need to get their online issues resolved as I'm paying too much a year to put up with this nonsense.
Looks crazy good.
Looks cool
I love that level of creativity. Well see what happens next
I think Sony does a great job of helping find and cultivate these kinds of games, one of my favorite parts about the PSN