Sony's 2 CEOs become 1, as Hideaki Nishino steps up "take the helm", with Hermen Hulst continuing to lead PlayStation's first-party studios
Sony has announced another round of the shaking-up in its corporate leadership it kicked off last year, moving on from the double CEO solution it'd adopted in the aftermath of Jim Ryan's retirement, and having one of those two execs properly "take the helm".
Hideaki Nishino Promoted To PlayStation CEO In Management Shakeup, Hermen Hulst Still In Charge Of Their Game Studios
For the last nine months, Totoki had been the Chairman of PlayStation. In this role, he was managing the gaming division in sync with Hideaki Nishino, who was CEO of the Platform Business Group, while Hermen Hulst was CEO of Studio Business Group.
Ex-Guerrilla Games managing director Hermen Hulst was appointed co-CEO alongside Platform Business Group bigwig Hideaki ...
PlayStation Studios boss Hermen Hulst is no longer the co-CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment following a shake-up.
Hideaki Nishino will become the president and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, the company behind the PlayStation brand ...
Sony Interactive Entertainment has ditched its co-CEO strategy in a leadership shakeup, leaving Hideaki Nishino as sole head ...
Fortunately, it appears this may soon change, judging by some comments from PlayStation co-CEO Herman Hulst. Speaking in an interview with Famitsu, Hulst revealed that Sony was actively ...
PlayStation has cancelled two live-service projects at Bluepoint and Sony Bend, and that hard move could be for the best.
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