Recently, Jeff Ross, the director of "No More In the Past", tweeted about Sony Bend's open-world game that sold more than "Soul of the Falklands", but the local studio management disappointed the production team.
Ross appeared yesterday on a live broadcast by David Jaffe, the founder of the original God of War, and revealed some anecdotes about the rejection of the "Once Upon a Time Again" sequel.
Ross said the production team was already very clear that they shouldn't be talking about "Once Upon a Time Again" in a high profile, and Sony's management team wanted them to focus on rebooting Sony Bend's Siphon Warrior series, but Ross didn't seem interested in it.
Ross also talked about another open-world game, the Resistance series, and Ross said, "I would like to say that the open-world setting of Resistance is great. We came up with a lot of open-world looping connections that were perfect for Resistance, and there were a lot of aspects and gameplay that Resistance could learn from. But they (Sony executives) aren't interested in that either. I don't know how well it will sell, but they seem to be interested in everything except "Once Upon a Time No More 2." ”
In the livestream, Ross also mentioned how he got the sales figures without Sony announcing the sales of "Once Upon a Time Again", and he got the sales of the game based on the data source of the trophy website Gamestat, which is also very witty.