According to yesterday's official report, the PS platform exclusive game "Soul of Tsushima" sold more than 8 million copies. It's a thankful piece of news, but there are also people who are sad at the moment.
Jeff Ross, director of Days Gone, today retweeted gameinformer's news about the incident and said that he felt very sad at this moment, "Gone Forever" sold more than 8 million in 19 months, and sales have been rising since then, and then sold 1 million copies after landing on the PC platform, but the local management made them feel that the game was still not satisfactory.
Once Upon a Time Is No More is an open-world action-adventure game released by SCE and produced by Bend Studio on April 26, 2019. There are many kinds of zombie-themed road survival games, and many players have mostly evaluated this game as poor. Jeff Ross previously announced his departure on December 2, 2020, along with John Garvin, screenwriter of "Gone Before." Past No More 2 was also not allowed to be developed, and Bend Studio employees were asked to assist Naughty Dog in developing a multiplayer game and a new Uncharted game. In April 2021, fans launched a petition campaign online asking Sony to approve the development of "Once Upon a Time No More 2." While a folk petition is unlikely to change Sony's will, it did attract the attention of Jeff Ross, former director of "Gone Before." He took to Twitter to thank fans for their support.
In September last year, Hermen Hulst, head of PlayStation Studios, revealed that the developers of "Once Upon a Time" are working on heavyweight new content, and the studio is hiring a large number of new employees, and other information about the new game has not been officially announced. However, judging from a picture of the EBGames mall circulated on the foreign 4chan, it may be a game about "Men in Black (MIB)".