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Keiichiro Toyama Left Sony To “Keep Making Games In His Own Style”

15 February 2021
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Keiichiro Toyama, the head of Bokeh Game Studio and creator of Silent Hill and Gravity Rush


Silent Hill and Gravity Rush creator Keiichiro Toyama has revealed why he left Sony, citing a wish to make games according to his own creative vision.
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