Ah, to have all the childlike naivete of a Sony Interactive Entertainment executive. You may remember Concord, the $400 million hero shooter Sony put all its chips on. It received extensive marketing, ...

Before the success of Halo: Combat Evolved on Microsoft’s original Xbox console, Bungie was a Macintosh developer. The company was recognized for earlier titles like 1993’s Pathways into Darkness and ...

It seemed obvious that Sony was going to take a huge loss on Concord, given its high cost, immediately disastrous playercount and unprecedented shutdown. But it may be even worse than everyone ...

An early build of Sony's reportedly $400 million canceled game Concord has been leaked online, revealing the corpse of the since the axed game.

Concord was never able to do that. It didn't have a unique spin like Sony's Helldivers 2 did. In the end, people weren't putting down what they were already playing to play this game.

Very dead Sony game Concord is offline for good, but you can still buy this commemorative plaque that's already soaring past $3,000 at auction; ...

Sony also revealed the game in the worst way in 2023, with a vague CGI trailer showcasing a ship, and didn’t actually discuss what type of game Concord was in detail or show it off until three ...

Sony hasn’t disclosed how much was spent on the development of Concord, but in 2022, ProbablyMonsters closed a $250 million fundraising round—and the company has not had any other releases ...

Concord; Sony's failed shooter Concord has been updated dozens of times on Steam in October, and I'm starting to feel a comeback. News. By Andy Chalk published 16 October 2024 ...

Concord Is Estimated to Have Sold Only 25,000 Units. Here’s Why Analysts Think It Failed Weak marketing, a high price point, and lack of distinguishing characteristics doomed Sony’s ...

Sony says it should have solicited more internal and external feedback before launching Concord, the multiplayer shooter that sold so poorly the publisher canned it just two weeks after it launched.

Sony is sticking to its guns, and won't be releasing its first party games day one on its PlayStation Plus subscription ...