Thu, Nov 05, 2009 | 17:36 GMT
Sony: New IP is important to gaming industry’s survival
Sony VP Michael Denny has told attendees at Develop Liverpool that new IP is worth the effort because it’s essential to the survival of the gaming industry.
“For me the answer is clear,” said Denny. “Simply, we must support new IP creation to survive as an industry. Consumers crave new things. If we want to stay relevant in an increasingly competitive marketplace, we have to continue to produce new experiences.
“New IP is truly the lifeblood of the industry and Sony’s commitment to producing new IP will continue. We believe we have a promising line up of exclusive new IPs for the year ahead and one that is particularly special to me and reflects a growth of emotional connection and story-telling, is Heavy Rain.”
Heavy Rain, people. Ever heard of it?
Thanks, GI.biz.
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Posted in: Development, Hot, Sony
Tags: develop liverpool, heavy rain, michael denny, new ip
2 comments
#1
Herlock
05/11/09, 5:50 pm
I agree, new stuff is good, Sony have balls!
#2
Ashelia Bnargin Dalmasca
05/11/09, 6:02 pm
An industry without creativity, new ideas or person expression stagnates and dies.
This is why the Japanese gaming industry has gotten into the state that it’s in now, and why the worldwide music industry has continued to die and fall appear year on year.