PlayStation has seen big changes in its organization recently. First it was Shawn Layden who left his post and then Shuhei Yoshida joined him, moving to a secondary post after being the head of PlayStation's First Party studios worldwide. Now it is the vice president of Sony Interactive Entertainment who is leaving the company, as they have in GamingBolt.
Michael Denny has worked on PlayStation for 25 years, having supervised many of Sony's European studios during his time at the company, including those of Killzone and Horizon: Zero Dawn developed by Guerrilla Games, Blood and Truth developed by SIE London Studio, and LittleBigPlanet and Dreams developed by Media Molecule. His most recent position was at Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios Europe, for which he was also in charge of supervising third-party developers making exclusive titles for PlayStation.
After so many years on PlayStation, Denny has joined TT Games at Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment where he will hold the position of vice president and head of study. "After an incredible 25 years with PlayStation, where I had the privilege of working with many incredible people and highly talented teams, I wanted to bring my experience to a new opportunity," said Denny.
“TT Games is a studio I worked with early on on PlayStation, and it was great to see how it has grown into a first-class studio. In association with the company's leadership team, I am very excited about the opportunity to help create a new vision for TT and lead the studio to another successful phase of its evolution. »he concluded. TT Games are known for their LEGO titles.
Upon Denny's arrival, David Haddad, President of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment said: “We are delighted to welcome Michael to the team as we look to an exciting future for TT Games and implement a new strategy for the studio. Michael's extensive experience in game development and studio leadership, coupled with his insight into the game industry, make him the perfect candidate for this important role ».
