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Recently, Insomniac Games, a well-known game development studio, was hacked, resulting in the leakage of a large amount of internal data, including the development plan for the highly anticipated multiplayer mode of "Marvel's Spider-Man". However, according to Bloomberg, leaked documents show that the multiplayer mode was canceled "a long time ago." This incident is yet another reminder that information leaks on the Internet can mislead the public about the game development process.
The cancellation seems to suggest that Sony is adjusting its game development strategy. Combined with the previous cancellation of the development plan of The Last of Us Online, it can be seen that Sony may be gradually reducing its investment in multiplayer games and focusing more on the development of single-player narrative games.
Given the cost of multiplayer development, competition in the market, and Sony's strength in single-player narrative games, this shift in strategy comes as no surprise. Sony may believe that by focusing on single-player narrative games, it will be able to better showcase its prowess in game production and provide players with a more in-depth and immersive gaming experience.
Looking to the future, we have reason to believe that Sony will continue to bring more wonderful single-player narrative games. And as Sony's investment in multiplayer games gradually decreases, these games may gradually fade out of its game lineup. However, as players, we can still expect more innovations and breakthroughs from Sony in the field of single-player narrative games.