While the developer of Demon's Souls was treated poorly by Sony Interactive Entertainment, Yoshida told.
Have you ever wondered why the publisher was not Sony Interactive Entertainment (you) but Bandai Namco Entertainment for Dark Souls? After all, Demon's Souls was brought out by her too.
The answer to this gave the former Playstation boss Shuhei Yoshida. Sony had simply treated developers from software badly. Therefore, Bandai Namco decided despite the interest of Sony.
Yoshida said: “From software was already working on the sequel, but they were so disappointed with how Playstation treated them that we wanted to work with them again, but they rejected it.”
Yoshida found praise for Series Director Hideaka Miyazaki: “We have great respect for Miyazaki, and we were able to work with him again. Bloodborne is one of his best games. “
Yoshida was not at all impressed by Demon's Souls at the time. He found the game really bad.
In 2012 he said in an interview with Game Informer: “My personal experience with Demon's Souls: When it was short of the completion, I spent almost two hours to play, and after two hours I was still at the beginning of that Game. I said, 'This is crap. This is an incredibly bad game. ' So I put it aside. “



