In the world of game development, the decision to cancel a project can be one of the most challenging yet necessary choices a leader must make. Shuhei Yoshida, the former president of Sony Interactive Entertainment, recently shared insights into his experience with canceling two major PlayStation projects, each costing $25 million. These cancellations were not taken lightly, especially given the promising concepts and the talented teams behind them. Yoshida recounted how one of the projects was being developed by the renowned Santa Monica Studio, famous for its work on the God of War series.