PlayStation Shutters Studio Behind ‘Concord’ Video-Game Flop
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Sony Group Corp.’s PlayStation unit will shut down Firewalk Studios, developer of the shooter game Concord, which was taken offline two weeks after its release earlier this year.
The company will also close the mobile game studio Neon Koi, which hasn’t released a game, according to a blog post from Sony on Tuesday. About 210 jobs were impacted between the two studios, a spokesperson for the company told Bloomberg News.