With your own applied spin that have 0 relevance to the conversation. He says it's a different type of game, while noting that Sony has a knack for these kinds of artsy, risky projects. Did you conveniently skip that part of the article?

I just got through reading this article. My favorite piece: (This is very much a 'Sony game'). Not only do I agree that it is, but I'm glad they mention that. Give better insight into Sony's tastes when it comes to sales. They prefer these artsy, story-driven games that don't do 10-20 million in sales, not even 5. They just prefer the top-notch quality, which as a gamer is most important.

Nah, it makes sense. You just choose to read what you want. Oh well...

He never once said anything was "typical". He said Sony goes for artsy/unique/risky games but says the game is different from what is considered the "norm". You're twisting the words deliberatley.

You are chasing The "Origami Killer". You play as four different characters who's perspectives are different, but intertwined in regards to the serial killer. It's very much like a "Se7en" kind of thriller, if you've seen or heard of that movie. It won't be a game for everyone, as the control scheme is far from the tradition, but it's a unique, story-driven project, one that could make or break creating a new genre.