Ex-Sony Interactive Entertainment head honcho Shuhei Yoshida thinks that bigger companies should do more to invest in "smaller, experimental projects" because at the end of the day, nobody really knows what kind of games are going to pop off with the masses.
Yoshida sat down with games press including MiniMap ahead of Korea's G-Star conference chatting about Stellar Blade's influence, console gaming, and the Korean indie game scene. When asked about how large studios can stay creative, Yoshida said he reckons it's more about them using their money to support smaller developers through publishing.
