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台北手機收購sony 於今年八月底發布的第一方服務型射擊遊戲《星鳴特攻》，耗資 50 億元卻僅上市兩週就因人氣慘淡，而選擇永久關閉伺服器，稍早官方更進一步宣布，將會關閉《星鳴特攻》工作室 Firewalk Studio。
PlayStation Studios 負責人 Hermen Hulst 在官網最新公告指出，預計關閉製作《星鳴特攻》的工作室 Firewalk Studio，以及另一間以手遊為主的 Neon Koi。
其中，《星鳴特攻》作為多人連線遊戲，發售首日在 Steam 平台最多僅有 697 名玩家同時在線遊玩，人氣相當低迷，許多玩家批評遊戲角色設計過於「政治正確」，亦有人認為與同類型遊戲太過相似，特色不夠鮮明。
Hermen Hulst 則公告中則提及，PVP 的第一人稱射擊遊戲仍在不斷成長，但他們並未通過《星鳴特攻》達到預期目標，某些地方這款遊戲十分出色，但在其他方面並不足以吸引玩家，將會記取教訓，繼續提升在服務型遊戲的市場成長。
談到手遊， Hermen Hulst 表示，雖然手遊仍是重點項目，但目前仍處於早期發展階段，為了取得成功，會先專注保持在那些符合 PlayStation Studios 風格的作品，持續吸引全球玩家。
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