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GoNintendo: Sony says the industry needs more new I.P.s
Joystiq: Everyone agrees: new IP needed for industry 'to survive'
That VideoGame Blog: Industry needs new IPs to survive, Sony says
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Sony says the industry needs more new I.P.s
GoNintendo —
... have to continue to produce new experiences.” - Sony’s senior vice president of Worldwide Studios Europe, Michael Denny
There are plenty of people that say we need new I.P.s, but not a lot of publishers that are willing to go after those ideas. They are too afraid that they’ll kill their business with just one flop, which actually could happen. Thankfully we have digital distribution to test the waters with new ideas.
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Everyone agrees: new IP needed for industry 'to survive'
Joystiq —
... Michael Denny, Square Enix's Yoichi Wada, and Codemasters' Rod Cousens have in common? Okay, they're all middle-aged men that happen to work in the video games industry -- but they also share a common belief in pursuing original IP. "For me the answer is clear, 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," Denny told GI.biz. Certainly, SCEE has been pushing a lot of new IPs this generation, with Denny ...
Industry needs new IPs to survive, Sony says
That VideoGame Blog —
... Coming up with new content and unique gaming experiences isn’t easy. But, according to Sony senior vice president Michael Denny, original intellectual properties are essential for the gaming industry’s continued success. Speaking at Develop Liverpool, Denny said, “For me the answer is clear, 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.” ...




