I'd think GG's other game is, but other than that, not really. Sony Bend are apparently making a PS4 game, but to go from the games they've been making to AAA would be strange, so I imagine it's a smaller project. Quantic Dream's project will be big budget, but in terms of moving hardware, which is what I said, I would be surprised, Beyond sold a million, which is okay, it might have broken even, but it's not going to be drawing crowds. Media Molecule could go either way, it could be mind blowing and very popular, or not at all, but they're a small studio, so the risk is very small for Sony anyway.
But yes, basically I think this is either one of four, five, or six 'AAA' releases for Sony for the next couple of years, so I do think it's notable, but I wasn't complaining. I think it's great for Sony that they're in a more commanding position where they can position themselves as a more consistent publisher. It's like the Blizzard thing, they make weak games too, it's just that they don't release them. Obviously it's not good that a project didn't work out, and it's really unfortunate that people lost their jobs, but fewer, stronger releases is what a publisher should be aiming for I believe, and as of right now, Sony are in a better position than they've been for a few years, and they have a better developer collection than they ever have.