PlayStation Studios boss Hermen Hulst appears to have gotten a slight demotion as he is no longer the co-CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, the company responsible for PlayStation.

There's been some concern that Sony might be moving away from single-player games toward live service multiplayer titles, but PlayStation studios chief Hermen Hulst insists that isn't the case.

Months after Sony stirred the pot by saying that the company — including PlayStation — doesn’t have enough original IP, PlayStation Studios boss Hermen Hulst has reassured fans that all ...

He also jokes that if he were in Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Hermen Hulst’s shoes, they probably would have removed him from the position. Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida ...

Hulst has to go, we were too focused on Jim Ryan but maybe it was Hermen pushing for the live services all along, I’m baffled how no one at Firewalk or SIE could see Concord’s issues during ...

PlayStation’s Hermen Hulst has finally revealed what he thinks happened to Concord. Hulst is the CEO for PlayStation’s Studio Business Group division, managing the side of the company that ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO of Studio Business Group, Hermen Hulst, has revealed that the hardware manufacturer is adopting a “measured” approach in regards to bringing its titles to PC ...

New PlayStation CEOs Hideaki Nishino and Hermen Hulst sit down for their first interview together after assuming their roles.

Newly appointed PlayStation CEOs Hideaki Nishino and Hermen Hulst have discussed the company's perspective on live service games, PC releases, lay offs, and much more in their first presentation ...

New Sony Interactive Entertainment CEOs Hermen Hulst and Hideaki Nishino have made some big promises about future PlayStation games and experiences. The duo, who replaced veteran Jim Ryan, say ...

— Hermen Hulst (@hermenhulst) May 13, 2024 “I am thrilled to lead the studio business group and continue to build on our success with PlayStation 5, while preparing for the future,” said Hulst.

PlayStation’s soon-to-be-co-CEO Hermen Hulst just set the record straight: Sony will indeed publish live service games “simultaneously, so day and date, on PlayStation 5 and PC.” But not ...