A new Team Asobi game is in the works, and while we're not sure if it's a sequel to Astro's Playroom, it will make use of the PS5's hardware.

If Microsoft wants to make a competitor to Sony's successful Astro Bot game, then it should consider bringing back ...

Team Asobi's next project will follow in the footsteps of the games it has done before, but will be a full-blown commercial title, "and our biggest to date," says Doucet. And it's not too hard to ...

Team Asobi, the developer behind Astro's Playroom, has announced that its development team is getting bigger and a new game is in the works.

Team Asobi is fast becoming one of PlayStations best studios. Its such a shame they get locked behind pushing new tech. Their psvr2 game will be great I'm sure, and exploit all the hardware features.

The next game from Team Asobi will follow in the same footsteps as its previous games, however, it will be full-blown release and its "biggest to date." "Any new technology, we like to take it for ...

I f you’ve seen the recent excitement around ASTRO BOT, you may be wondering about the studio that brought the game to life: Team ASOBI.This Tokyo-based team has been creating unique experiences ...

Astro’s Playroom developer Team Asobi has launched a new website that says it's working on its “most ambitious game yet.” The Japan-based PlayStation studio that also developed Astro Bot ...

The Tokyo-based PlayStation studio Team Asobi via the PlayStation Blog has provided an update on what is happening with the studio. Team Asobi developed the PlayStation 5 game, Astro’s Playroom ...

Astro’s Playroom developer Team Asobi has confirmed it’s working on its “most ambitious game yet” as it launches the studio’s brand new website today.. The new website’s About Us page ...

Team Asobi has captured the attention of the gaming world with their Astro Bot series, a game that goes against the modern trend of large-scale titles. Instead of focusing on big, sprawling games… ...

Nicolas Doucet, who heads the Japanese studio Team Asobi behind the video game “Astro Bot,” poses with a stuffed toy at the offices of Sony Interactive Entertainment in Tokyo.