Despite a good showing at this year's E3 (across the board), there has been an increase in criticism being directed towards the large amount of violent/gun-heavy titles on show. Shuhei Yoshida, President of Sony's Worldwide Studios, is aware of the criticism and is making sure that Sony continues to offer a variety of software, and along with Nintendo, they can both help to counteract this trend.

Shuhei Yoshida: “We are concerned a little bit when we work on a game like LittleBigPlanet 3, because people want those big-budget, realistic, military shooters. I was very happy to get a very positive reaction when we announced LittleBigPlanet 3.But there were lots of cheers, a lot of affection.

And the reaction to Nintendo’s games in general, or a game like Splatoon. If you look at the whole industry, and you consider Nintendo, I think the balance is actually better than past years.”

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