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This is my favorite denial on the Citadel: Mass Effect showrunner says he was never told to rewrite the Amazon series…
Mass Effect co-showrunner Daniel Casey has denied reports that the upcoming Amazon television series is being rewritten for non-gamers, stating he was never given such direction. Casey confirmed that the writers' room is active and the show will explore a new story set after the original trilogy, separate from Commander Shepard's narrative. Other successful Amazon adaptations like Fallout and The Legend of Vox Machina have remained faithful to their source material.
The Zelda Movie Is Pulling From Many Games, Which Is The Right Move
The upcoming The Legend of Zelda movie is reportedly drawing inspiration from multiple games in the series, including Breath of the Wild, Ocarina of Time, and Twilight Princess, rather than adapting a single title. This approach is seen as a positive move, allowing the film to honor the franchise's history and diverse appeal, similar to the Fallout TV series. The movie is scheduled to premiere on May 7, 2027.
Bylina RPG Brings Slavic Folklore to Steam with Mythical Creatures and Ancient Legends
Digital Vortex Entertainment has released Bylina on Steam, an RPG inspired by Slavic folklore featuring mythical creatures and ancient legends. The game aims to offer an authentic experience distinct from typical fantasy tropes, drawing on lesser-explored mythological elements. This release highlights a growing trend of developers incorporating diverse cultural mythologies into gaming.
Shuhei Yoshida Reveals He Was "Fired" From His Head Role of PlayStation First Party Studios By Jim
Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida revealed that he was removed from his role as head of PlayStation's first-party studios by Jim Ryan in 2019. Yoshida stated he was "fired" because he did not agree with Ryan's "ridiculous" requests. Following this, he led PlayStation's indie games initiative for five years before departing Sony and starting his own consulting firm.
Shuhei Yoshida Reveals He Was "Fired" From His Head Role of PlayStation First Party Studios By Jim
Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida revealed that he was removed from his role as president of Worldwide Studios by Jim Ryan in 2019. Yoshida stated he was "fired" because he did not agree with some of Ryan's requests. Following this, Yoshida transitioned to lead PlayStation's indie games initiative before departing Sony in late 2024 to manage his own consulting firm.
"After 11 years leading the first-party development," PlayStation veteran Shuhei Yoshida says he was "fired" from the role for not listening to ex-Sony boss Jim Ryan
Former PlayStation Studios head Shuhei Yoshida stated he was "fired" from his role by ex-Sony boss Jim Ryan for not adhering to his requests. Yoshida, who led first-party development for 11 years, claims Ryan removed him from the position because he wouldn't comply with "ridiculous things." Despite this, Yoshida's subsequent role focused on supporting indie development, a passion he openly shares.
PlayStation legend Shuhei Yoshida says Jim Ryan fired him because he didn't listen to him
Former PlayStation Worldwide Studios head Shuhei Yoshida stated that Jim Ryan fired him from his role in 2019 because he did not follow Ryan's directives. Yoshida, who oversaw titles like Ghost of Tsushima, was moved to a role focusing on indie games before eventually leaving PlayStation in 2025 to run his own consulting firm. Jim Ryan, who took over PlayStation leadership in 2019, oversaw acquisitions of studios like Insomniac Games and Bungie during his tenure.
'I Didn't Listen to Him': Ex PlayStation Boss Shu Yoshida on Why Jim Ryan 'Fired' Him
Former PlayStation lead Shuhei Yoshida revealed that Jim Ryan removed him from his role as President of SIE Worldwide Studios because he refused to follow "ridiculous" requests. Yoshida stated he was given the choice to either take on a new role leading an indie initiative or leave the company, and he ultimately embraced the indie focus.
Shuhei Yoshida Says Former SIE CEO Wanted to Remove Him From First-Party Development
Shuhei Yoshida revealed in an interview that former Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Jim Ryan removed him from his first-party development role in 2019 because Yoshida refused to follow Ryan's "ridiculous" requests. Yoshida, who had led first-party development for 11 years and worked on titles like Ghost of Tsushima, was then moved to support indie game development. He stated that this transition was more significant to him personally than leaving the company later to work freelance, where he now has the freedom to discuss other platforms like Nintendo and Xbox.
PlayStation Vita: Our Love for a Dead Console
The PlayStation Vita, released in 2011, aimed to bring a home console experience to a handheld device with features like dual analog sticks and an OLED screen. Despite a strong library of JRPGs, fighting games, and indie titles, it struggled against mobile gaming and the Nintendo 3DS due to its high price and proprietary memory cards. However, the console gained a dedicated following through modding, enabling emulation, custom themes, and the use of standard Micro SD cards, preserving its legacy as a beloved handheld.
PlayStation Leaks: God of War Details, Spider-Man 3 Image & PS Plus Games Drop
Multiple significant leaks have emerged regarding PlayStation's upcoming content, including details for a new God of War title, a tease for Spider-Man 3, and the April lineup for PlayStation Plus. These leaks suggest major announcements from Sony are imminent, potentially indicating active development on key franchises and a strategic push for PlayStation 5 exclusives.
Saros Gets New PS5 Pro Trailer And Details
New details for the action game Saros have been revealed, focusing on its PlayStation 5 Pro enhancements including updated PSSR upscaling, increased base render resolution, and evolved 3D Audio. The game will also feature advanced weaponry with adaptive triggers and immersive haptic feedback from the DualSense controller. Saros is set to launch on April 30 for PlayStation 5, with a Digital Deluxe Edition offering 48-hour early access.
Sony's MIA Live-Service Game Is Going In The Exact Direction You'd Expect
New details have emerged regarding Sony's upcoming live-service game, Fairgame$, including its 'Cargo Heist' game mode and free-to-play business model with microtransactions. The game, which focuses on players acting as modern-day Robin Hoods against billionaires, has seen several key developers depart its studio, Haven. Sony has faced challenges with its live-service strategy, with cancellations and failures like Concord following initial investments, though Helldivers 2 achieved significant success.
Saros: PS5 and PS5 Pro features detailed
Housemarque has detailed the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro enhancements for their upcoming game, Saros, launching April 30, 2026. The PS5 Pro version will feature an increased base render resolution and upgraded PSSR support for a sharper image at 60 fps, alongside other graphical improvements. The game will also leverage the DualSense controller's adaptive triggers and haptic feedback for an immersive experience.
Games Inbox: How powerful will the PS6 portable be?
Readers discuss the potential power and design of a portable PlayStation 6, questioning its viability compared to a hybrid console like the Nintendo Switch. Other topics include rumors surrounding God of War's future, the perceived failure of Starfield for Xbox, and the persistent issue of buggy game launches.
Rumor Mill
A report suggests that the next installment in the God of War series will incorporate multiple mythologies. Further details about the specific mythologies and their integration into the game have not yet been revealed.
Next God of War game will reportedly feature dual protagonists exploring Chinese and Japanese mythologies
Rumors suggest the next God of War game will feature dual protagonists, Faye and Tyr, exploring Chinese and Japanese mythologies, with Kratos also making an appearance. The game is reportedly being developed by Santa Monica Studio and may be announced soon.
The Next God of War Game Will Feature Chinese and Japanese Mythology Elements
Rumors suggest the next God of War game will incorporate elements from Chinese, Japanese, and potentially Mayan mythologies, deviating from its Norse setting. Insider reports also indicate Faye may be the protagonist, with a greater focus on action and a potential reveal this year for a 2027 release.
Next God of War Features Multiple Mythologies — Report
A report suggests that the next God of War game from Sony Santa Monica will feature multiple mythologies. This indicates a potential expansion of the game's lore beyond Norse mythology.
God of War Faye Spin-Off With Tyr Reportedly in Development
Reports suggest Santa Monica Studio is developing a God of War spin-off game centered on the character Faye, potentially featuring Tyr and exploring multiple mythologies beyond Norse. While unconfirmed by Sony, the rumor has generated excitement among fans for a potential new direction for the franchise after God of War Ragnarök.
