The director of Astro Bot is now studio director at Sony Japan

The award-winning VR game continues to make waves

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The creative director of Astro Bot: Rescue Mission is now the studio director of Sony Japan Studio. For the VR space, Astro Bot: Rescue Mission was a big success for PS4 tw🧔o years ago and it did so well that its director, Nicolas Doucet, has been promoted to lead the studio. 

In addition to directing Astro Bot, Doucet also served as🐽 the game’s producer. Before joining Sony Japan Studio, ♚he spent time with Sony London. He got his start in the industry doing quality assurance on turn-of-the-century Lego games, the likes of which predate the licensed family games most think of today, including Lego Stunt Rally and Lego Bionicle, both in 2001.

and 89 on from dozens of reviewers. 

There’s no word yet on what Sony Japan is working on next, though it shouldn’t shock anyone if an Astro Bot sequel is in the pipeline. have persisted for some time that this fall’s PS5 will offer a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:new version of PlayStation VR (hopefully with far fewer cords). To have a new Astro Bot alongside the momentous launch could go a long way to helping to convince new adopters to give VR 𝓀a try, considering that Sony's headseꦆt hasn't proven quite as popular as it's current console. 

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