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For context, Cory Barlog🔯 💖is the creative director at Santa Monica Studio. He worked on the likes of the original God of War and its sequel, as well as the PS4 game of the same name. His message shared to Twitter was done so briefly after the PlayStation State of Play after some fans voiced disappointment in having not seen anything God of War related.
Responses were varied. Some voiced anger that Sony announced a release date that it has now gone back on, but with the pandemic, it's unreasonable to expect developers working at home to be able to keep to the same deadlines that they would at work. And, given the backlash to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:crunch culture with Theꦜ Last of Us Part 2 and Cyberpunk 2077, perhaps it's for the best that we let them breathe and wait for the finished game.
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