Developing skills is more difficult than throwing money – Nerd4.life

Jim Ryan, The head of Sony, said in an interview with Axios that this is very difficult Raise skills, Rather than throwing the gods at him Money, Shooting a good shot at Microsoft’s philosophy instead of acquisitions.

In the interview, Ryan touched on a number of topics, most notably the planning of launching PlayStation Studios games for the PS4 and the success of the relationship between Sony and Restricted Studios. Ryan: “As for the parts we have upgraded, I would say the PlayStation Studios game release schedule. Developing creativity is not as easy as throwing money at them. You need to give them the freedom to be creative, to take risks and to try new ideas.”

An example of a studio that gave Sony complete freedom was Ryan Sucker quoting Punch: “Take the Ghost of Sushima of Sugar Punch. It’s not the game we thought they would play, but by our abilities we avoid being tough or corporate. We want them to use our hardware just like their own color palette.“

According to Ryan, Sony’s efforts paid off during the PS4 era, and today it enjoys it PS5, For which Spider-Man: Miles Morals, Return and Ratchet & Clang: Many valuable titles have already been published besides Rift.