Former PlayStation Worldwide Studios chairman Shawn Layden has joined Chinese publisher Tencent Games as a strategic advisor.
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“I am delighted to share that I have recently joined Tencent Games as a strategic advisor. In this new role, I hope to advise, assist and support the team at Tencent as they deepen their activities and commitments within in the industry to which I’ve devoted the majority of my career.” Layden spent over 30 years at Sony, including becoming Vice President of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe in 1999. He’d later succeed Jack Tretton in 2014 to become President and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment America.
During this period, he was a regular on PlayStation’s E3 stage – and shifted his focus to SIE Worldwide Studios in 2018.
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