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Holy shit if it's real

>According to a content creator on Youtube known as ENDYMIONtv, he has commented on the reason why Sony wants to buy Kadokawa Corporation. From what he says in the video, the Japanese division of Sony is not very happy with what is being done in the American division of Sony and the results of its projects, since from what he says Concord was what made a strong dispute break out between the Japanese division of Sony against the American division, from Japan they were already warning the Americans that Concord would be a failure and a waste of money, to which Sony America did not pay attention, since from what he says in the video the thing was already heated between both divisions for Days Gone 2 and for changes in the sequel of Ghost of Tsushima.

Sony Japan wanted a sequel to Days Gone, as it was a success and the Playstation gaming community really liked Bend Studio's work, as the sequel was in development, but Sony's American division cancelled the sequel due to Metacritic scores and reviews from the press, where users did rate Bend Studio's work highly, but it seems that Sony America only cares about the opinion of the press, leaving aside the Playstation gaming community, and all of that was not liked by Sony's Japanese division, as they did want Days Gone 2 to be developed.

>As he mentioned in another video on his channel, the sequel to Ghost of Tsushima had Jin Sakai as the protagonist, where Jin would face a final threat from the Mongols to defend Tsushima, but Sony's American division changed everything to call it Ghost of Yotei, and put a woman as the protagonist, but the idea was that Jin Sakai would be the protagonist and it would be called Ghost of Tsushima 2, but everything was changed by Sony America, and from what they say this did not please Sony's division in Japan at all.

Between Concord's poor sales, the poor results in game sales and the bad decisions by Sony America, Sony's Japanese division would buy Kadokawa Corporation to bring out great games in Japan and return the confidence of its players with great titles developed by the branch of Sony's Japanese division.