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Former PlayStation CEO says he left Sony partially because of shift to live-service models

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When Shawn Layden left Sony in 2019, it came as a shock to PlayStation fans. Layden had spent more than half of his life with the company (32 years), with the last few in upper executive positions, including president and CEO of SCEA and Chairman of Sony Worldwide Studios.Read Entire Article

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Former PlayStation CEO says he left Sony partially because of shift to live-service models

When Shawn Layden left Sony in 2019, it came as a shock to PlayStation fans. Layden had spent more than half of his life with the company (32 years), with the last few in upper executive positions, including president and CEO of SCEA and Chairman of Sony Worldwide Studios.Read Entire Article

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PlayStation games like The Last of Us are dominating the silver screen, but former Sony boss Shawn Layden says "an entire generation had to retire" before Hollywood took him seriously

Layden called estahblishing PlayStation Productions "one of the greatest things" he did in his career

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