PlayStation Studios is investing in new Live Service Games with help from Bungie

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PlayStation Studios recently gained Bungie and has plans to expand its list of Live Service Games with the help of the new studio. Live Service Games are typically free to play and offer a steady stream of content that is delivered to players.

This can vary from skins, battle passes, and other premium content the players can pay for. PlayStation Studios is delving back into the Live Service space, according to Jim Ryan, president, and CEO.

It only makes sense that PlayStation would ask their new studio, Bungie, to aid them in the development of Live Service Games. Bungie has a proven track record of success when it comes to Live Service Games, particularly Destiny 2, according to Jim Ryan.

This was something Jim Ryan pointed out in his address, that Sony could work on these styles of games on their own, but Bungie has a record worth noting.

Bungie, according to Jim Ryan, will remain independent and can still produce multi-platform games still. They will have freedom in their work, but PlayStation Studios is looking forward to Bungie’s experience in growing their own Live Service Games. It may not be the last studio the company acquires to work towards this goal either.

Ryan also said they have had strong ties to Bungie for years, and this will ultimately lead to new experiences for the PlayStation community, and Bungies’ fans as well. PlayStation is already well-known for crafting excellent story-driven, single-player games, but Jim Ryan is looking to expand beyond that.

There are a wide variety of Sony IPs that could be used in free-to-play, Live Service titles in the future. Bungie can likely help the company expand more into the Live-Service market, especially after the success the company had with both the Halo and