Sony Cuts Ties with Insider DetectiveSeeds Following Bloodborne Remake and Bluepoint Rumors
PlayStation is reportedly no longer tolerating insider reports and has signaled a stricter approach to leaks. One prominent insider recently confirmed that his cooperation with the Japanese corporation has ended.
For years, Sony collaborated with content creators, granting them early access to games, hardware, and press materials. However, the company has drawn a line when it comes to its reputation and leaks concerning its internal studio projects. DetectiveSeeds, known for regularly publishing information about the PlayStation brand, has become the latest casualty. His recent report reportedly covered the alleged closure of Bluepoint Games and rumors suggesting the studio was working on a Bloodborne Remake.
The reaction was swift. The insider confirmed he had been "officially removed from the list of PlayStation creators." This termination signifies the end of their collaboration and the loss of all associated privileges.
DetectiveSeeds' Statement:
After publishing my investigation into the recent Bluepoint Games studio shutdown, I have been officially removed from the list of 'PlayStation creators.' For almost three years, I received early review codes and hardware. This week, when I requested a code, I was informed of the changes. AND I REGRET NOTHING.
Despite the severed ties, the insider maintains that he will continue to play on his PS5 and support the brand.
I presented facts conveyed to me by people who lost their jobs. They trusted me, and their experiences corroborated the Bloomberg report. I was aware of the risk when preparing the material, and I fully accept the consequences.
This situation sends a clear message: PlayStation will react decisively against those who cross the line regarding internal information.
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