Hideaki Nishino has been elevated to both President and Chief Executive Officer at Sony Interactive Entertainment, making him the sole leader of PlayStation. Meanwhile, Hermen Hulst remains as CEO of the Studio Business Group, which encompasses all first-party PlayStation studios. However, instead of co-leading with Nishino, he will now be reporting to him.
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In a statement, Nishino expressed his profound gratitude for being given the opportunity to lead Sony Interactive Entertainment. He emphasized that our key assets lie in technology and creativity as we strive to create entertainment for all. Our plans include broadening the PlayStation community through intellectual property expansion and technological innovation. I’d like to express my appreciation to Hermen for his guidance as he remains CEO, Studio Business Group. I am deeply thankful for the support of the PlayStation community and eagerly look forward to what lies ahead.
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