PlayStation boss Jim Ryan is leaving Sony

[ad_1] Sony has announced that PlayStation boss Jim Ryan will be retiring next March, capping off nearly 30 years with the company that saw him take the lead for the launch of Sony's current-gen offering, the PlayStation 5. Ryan took the top job at PlayStation back in 2019, becoming the president and CEO of…

ByJake.tucker@futurenet.com (Jake Tucker)September 28, 20230Comments

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Fortnite boss Donald Mustard is retiring but says the dev team is “in the best hands”

[ad_1] Donald Mustard – the man behind Fortnite and outgoing chief creative officer at Epic Games – is retiring after 25 years in the industry. Mustard joined Epic back in 2008 after the studio he co-founded, Chair Entertainment, was acquired by Epic Games, and has since moved up through the ranks until he assumed…

ByTeam TeachTodaySeptember 9, 20230Comments

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Starfield devs are forbidden from talking about “unreleased” details – but Bethesda boss Todd Howard isn’t

[ad_1] There's no point asking any of the developers making Starfield for sneaky info about the highly-anticipated action RPG – according to Bethesda Game Studio's studio design director, Bethesda boss Todd Howard is the only person "authorized" to give away "unreleased game information". "I know this isn't what any Starfield fan wants to hear…

ByTeam TeachTodayJuly 16, 20230Comments

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Privately, Sony boss Jim Ryan doesn’t seem too worried about Call of Duty in the Microsoft acquisition

[ad_1] A private email has revealed that Sony Interactive Entertainment president and CEO Jim Ryan appeared less concerned about the exclusivity of Call of Duty than was made public. In the email, which was revealed during the FTC vs Microsoft hearing which is currently underway, Ryan wrote that: "It is not an exclusivity play…

Byaleksha.mcloughlin@futurenet.com (Aleksha McLoughlin)June 23, 20230Comments

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Xbox boss Phil Spencer admits to being third place behind Sony and Nintendo

[ad_1] Head of Xbox Phil Spencer has recently stated that the Xbox Series X is lagging behind the PS5 and Nintendo Switch. While the Xbox Series X is an incredibly powerful current-generation console, it hasn't been selling as well as the top offerings from the competition. In a recent interview on the Kinda Funny Xcast,…

Byaleksha.mcloughlin@futurenet.com (Aleksha McLoughlin)May 5, 20230Comments