After 25 years with the studio, Naughty Dog co-president Evan Wells is retiring from Naughty Dog.
The decision was full of"overwhelming and conflicting emotions", Wells said, but added he was"content" with his time at Naughty Dog and everything the team had accomplished during his tenure."There's never a perfect time to step away, but I'm incredibly confident that I'll be leaving the studio in the best hands," Wells wrote in a statement.
"Every major life milestone I can track with a Naughty Dog project," Well continued."I met my wife during Crash Team Racing, we took our honeymoon after shipping Jak 2, had our first child E3 week when we announced Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, and our second child was born right in the thick of development on The Last of Us.""I have no doubt Naughty Dog will reach new heights and continue to raise the bar for the state of the art.
After 25 incredible years, Naughty Dog Co-President Evan Wells announces he will be retiring later this year. We're so grateful for his talents, guidance, and leadership in helping to shape our studio.
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