PlayStation’s Hermen Hulst Believes Concord Was “Insufficiently Differentiated” In A “Hypercompetitive Market” June 13, 2025 by Ryan Parreno ...

Astro Bot PlayStation boss Hermen Hulst wants to develop Astro Bot into an enduring series, calling it one of the consoles "most exciting recent successes" News By Scott McCrae published 13 June 2025 ...

As mentioned above, Hulst will continue to lead PlayStation’s first-party, so this reorganisation doesn’t change an enormous amount for the day-to-day running of the organisation.

However, while Nishino and Totoki will be taking on new roles at the company, it's confirmed that Hermen Hulst will remain CEO of PlayStation Studios and continue to oversee first-party content.

Ghost of Yotei has been named by Sony Interactive Entertainment CEO Hermen Hulst as his most anticipated PlayStation game of 2025. Speaking with Famitsu, Hulst revealed that it was a difficult ...

Interesting comments from PlayStation gaming CEO Hermen Hulst may indicate that more new games in key first-party IPs could come to platforms like Switch.

PlayStation co-CEO Hermen Hulst has said artificial intelligence will never replace the "human touch" of video game development but still expects AI to feature prominently in the industry.

Ian Walker loves exploring niche communities and researching the development of classic video games. Speaking with the BBC, PlayStation co-CEO Hermen Hulst refused to go all-in on the hype of so ...

When asked on how much an impact AI will have on the industry, Hulst stated that a balance must be struck between human-made games and AI-generated products.

Hulst came over from his post as chief at “Horizon” maker Guerrilla Games, which Sony acquired in 2005, and went on to become head of PlayStation Studios. It’s an unpredictable time for ...

This spring, Sony CEO Kenichiro Yoshida turned heads when he picked two PlayStation vets to lead Sony Interactive Entertainment: Hermen Hulst and Hideaki Nishino. After all, having co-CEOs is a ...

This spring, Sony CEO Kenichiro Yoshida turned heads when he picked two PlayStation vets to lead Sony Interactive Entertainment: Hermen Hulst and Hideaki Nishino. After all, having co-CEOs is a ...