PlayStation Studios boss Herman Hulst has confirmed that most PlayStation titles will likely have at least a year of exclusivity, while live service games will be cross-platform from day one.

Before Herman Hulst took the position as PlayStation’s Head of Worldwide Studios in 2019, he was one of the co-founders of Guerilla Games.

Sony's Herman Hulst has suggested that more PlayStation exclusives will make their way to PC as the company continues to examine the growing multiplatform market.. We've already seen Days Gone and ...

In a recent interview with Famitsu, SIE CEO Herman Hulst discussed their successes and failures in live service gaming. He credits competition as one of the main driving factors for Sony’s ...

Hulst also talks briefly about the 25 games currently in production within PlayStation Studios. “I want us to develop a wide variety of games. We’re a truly global organization, developing ...

PlayStation Isn’t Done With Acquisitions, Says Herman Hulst. David Carcasole / September 30, 2021. PlayStation finally made official their latest acquisition of Bluepoint Games today, ...

In a recent podcast interview, the Head of PlayStation Studios Herman Hulst revealed that the studio is currently working on over 25 titles, half of which will be entirely new IPs. Hulst also said ...

Herman Hulst Named New Play Station Worldwide Studios President; Shuehei Yoshida to Lead a New Indie Initiative November 7, 2019 by Jordan Biazzo Welcome the new Sony’s Worldwide Studios President!

PlayStation Studios CEO Herman Hulst recently confirmed the studio now aims to release at least one major single-player game annually moving forward. Notably, the PlayStation has enjoyed two ...

Speaking of progress between titles, Guerrilla Games co-founder Herman Hulst said Killzone 3 was the studio's first offering as a veteran developer. "We always had an extremely junior team ...

Herman Hulst, managing director of Dutch games developer Guerrilla Games, will give one of the keynote speeches at next month's Game Developers Conference Europe.

ING will propose to the Annual General Meeting (AGM) to appoint Juan Colombás, Herman Hulst and Harold Naus to the Supervisory Board. The proposed appointments are part of the proxy materials for ...