
PlayStation’s Sucker Punch recently released its newest video game, Ghost of Yotei. As the studio looks forward to the future, it has confirmed that it will stay a single-project developer and fans should not expect it to work on multiple projects at one time. However, the reasoning behind this decision may give long-time PlayStation fans some hope that one of the developer’s most beloved franchises could make a comeback.
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In an interview with VGC, Sucker Punch co-founder and studio head Brian Fleming gave some insight as to why the studio will remain committed to only working on one project at a time.
“The truth is that whatever we do next, whether it’s continuing Ghost or going back to Sly, the decision is really more limited by, again, our cherishing of focus and time to iterate, which means that we really can only do one thing at a time,” Fleming said.
“If we were good at juggling four projects, yeah, we’d have a remaster, and let’s go do one of those, and one of those, and do some fan request, that would be really popular . . . But we only get to do one thing.
“So it kind of has to be your best idea, right? And that’s really clarifying. It’s not like there aren’t 15 good ideas. But you only get to do one. And by the way, you only get to do one about every five years. So that choice is really important. I mean, that is choosing your college and your major every five years.”
This is definitely not confirmation that Sucker Punch’s next game will be Sly Cooper. However, the mention of the franchise might be promising for fans, especially as Fleming doesn’t completely shut the idea of a new entry down. Until Sly makes a return, PS4 and PS5 players can check out the older entries with their recently released ports.
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It’s exciting to hear that beloved action-adventure series from the PS2 and PS3 eras might be making a comeback! Nostalgia for those games runs deep, and it will be interesting to see how they evolve for modern audiences. Looking forward to what Sucker Punch has in store!