PlayStation Embraces Fail-Fast Strategy to Foster Innovation and Diversity
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Hermen Hulst, CEO of PlayStation Studios, emphasized the importance of early and cost-effective failure detection in game development, citing lessons learned from the Concord game's failure and implementing stricter testing processes to improve quality and variety in future releases.
Topics:technology#business#concord#failure-management#game-development#live-service-games#playstation
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