Gaming
Budget or indie titles will bypass Sony for content approval, strengthening ties between developers and the console manufacturer, reports GameDaily.
Developer relations manager George Bain told European developers: "You no longer have to submit a game for content approval."
Citing Brazil and India as examples, Bain said developers can now "create low-development cost titles and release them in their market".
The PS2 has sold over 140 million units worldwide and outsold the PS3 in recent months.
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