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Speaking to journalist Ben Hanson on MinnMax, Healey, who departed the company last year, spoke about what’s next for the British studio behind Dreams and Little Big Planet.
“I don’t know exactly what state their project is in now, I don’t think it’s secret news that they’re working on a new IP, for example,” Healey told Hanson.
“I would dare to go as far as saying it’s more of a game than a creative tool, from what I understand about it.”
Healey then addressed the worry some Media Molecule fans have about the future of the studio, given the recent spate of high-profile studio closures and the decision in October to lay off 15-20% of Media Molecule staff.
“Sony has still got a lot of faith in Media Molecule, at the very least they’re going to get to make this game,” Healey said.
Speaking to journalist Ben Hanson on MinnMax, Healey, who departed the company last year, spoke about what’s next for the British studio behind Dreams and Little Big Planet.
“I don’t know exactly what state their project is in now, I don’t think it’s secret news that they’re working on a new IP, for example,” Healey told Hanson.
“I would dare to go as far as saying it’s more of a game than a creative tool, from what I understand about it.”
Healey then addressed the worry some Media Molecule fans have about the future of the studio, given the recent spate of high-profile studio closures and the decision in October to lay off 15-20% of Media Molecule staff.
“Sony has still got a lot of faith in Media Molecule, at the very least they’re going to get to make this game,” Healey said.
