In a recent article published in the well-known Japanese magazine Famitsu, Jim Ryan answered several questions regarding the future of PlayStation and how the company he represents intends to approach Japanese productions in the coming years. The CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment he therefore reiterated that in his opinion the relations with the studios based in Japan are absolutely not considered second choice and that there are "strong ties”Among all the software houses that work for SIE, despite the distance from the PlayStation headquarters which has been moved to American territory.
After the excellent work done in collaboration with Asobi team to Astro's Playroom, the Famitsu reporter asked Ryan if i Japan Studio were working on some new type of project, to which the CEO confirmed that they are currently developing something, but unfortunately cannot reveal any further information. Later, when asked about the relationship between the PlayStation headquarters and the Worldwide Studios, Ryan wanted to reiterate that he is very happy and proud of all the projects that these studios are about to publish or are still in development, underlining "The excellent relationship with the Japanese software houses that will surely be able to donate to fans of PlayStation all over the world of excellent titles created in Japan. "
Finally, almost to say goodbye for this interview, to the question if we will see others in this 2021 as well State of Play or conferences exclusively for the online audience, Jim Ryan has confirmed that his company plans to continue in the wake of the conferences and announcements that aired in 2020, which turned out to be i more effective and safer in this unfortunate historical period still threatened by the global pandemic of Covid-19, so we can safely put our hand on the fire that in the coming months we will see other announcements in style "Nintendo Direct"By SIE.
