Da Glória à Falência: Como Ideologia, Crunch e Más Contratações Estão Destruindo a Sony

The fall of Sony is no longer a theory — it's happening now, before all of our eyes. In today's video, we take an in-depth look at the chaos that has taken over the PlayStation giant: a company that once defined what it meant to be a gamer… and that today is experiencing one of the darkest moments in its history. For the first time, rumors indicate that Sony may abandon Western studios and completely migrate its production force to Japan, leaving behind franchises and studios that have marked generations. And the main reason? Intergalactic, Sony's biggest current project, is supposedly in complete internal disaster. According to articles like Bloomberg's, Naughty Dog employees are being forced to work 60-hour weeks, working under crunch to try to finish just one demo. Leaders with more than 28 years at the company are leaving, the internal culture is in conflict, and the studio seems directionless. Meanwhile, recent games — like Ghost of Tsushima — have even paid for themselves, but haven't delivered the impact Sony needed to sustain the company's future. And a question is starting to echo among gamers: 👉 Can Sony still make great games? In this video, you'll see: How ideology and internal decisions are weakening PlayStation Why Naughty Dog is on the verge of collapse after The Last of Us Part II Crunch, burnout, and talent drain — what's really happening The real risk of Sony leaving the West if Intergalactic fails Lost studios, leadership leaving, and games without identity Attacks on PlayStation accounts, with users being robbed — and Sony not knowing how to react The possible biggest overhaul in the company's history This is not an isolated case. It's a trajectory — and it could forever change the future of PlayStation. 🎮 And you? What do you think about all this? Would you like to see Sony return to creating epic stories, classic games, and memorable characters? Or do you believe the company has already lost its essence? Neil Druckmann's lecture:    • The Last Of Us - Neil Druckmann Speech On ...   Comment below. 👇