PlayStation reveals Jim Ryan's successors as Sony Interactive Entertainment CEOs.
Last year, it was announced that PlayStation's long-time CEO Jim Ryan was stepping down from his position. That move was made official when Ryan left the position back in March and Hiroki Totoki was appointed interim CEO. Since then, many have wondered who would take over Ryan's role on a full-time basis, and earlier today, PlayStation's plans were finally revealed. It won't be one person taking Ryan's old position.
Nishino's group will include console hardware, technology, PlayStation Network, and PlayStation's third-party relations. Again, he should be able to slide into this role fairly easily after spending time as the senior vice president of platform experiences. Nishino has been involved in Sony's business division since 2006, making him the perfect candidate to lead that side of PlayStation in the post-Jim Ryan era.
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