Keiichiro Toyama Criticizes Sony's Push for Big-Budget Games
The Silent Hill creator discusses the closure of Japan Studio and the industry's focus on blockbuster titles.
- Toyama reveals Sony's shift towards high-budget games led to Japan Studio's closure.
- Japan Studio, known for innovative titles, was shuttered in April 2021.
- Toyama has founded Bokeh Game Studio, prioritizing creative freedom over large budgets.
- He cites FromSoftware's consistent style as a model for studio success.
- Toyama's new game, Slitterhead, launches on November 8.