Good guy Sony to hold event to help out ex-Lionhead employees

11 March 2016
PS4

In the wake of the impending closure of Lionhead Studios, Sony has stepped in to help out affected Lionhead Studios employees find employment.

According to tweets from the PlayStation Jobs Twitter handle, Sony will be running a recruitment event in Guildford, Surrey, England.

The event will be happening this coming Monday and the invite extends to everyone from Lionhead Studios.

Former employees of the studio will have the chance to speak to people from SCEE studios and perhaps some new opportunities can be organised for them.

Many people will almost certainly consider this a PR stunt on the part of Sony as Microsoft is receiving negative feedback within press and gaming circles.

We’re all for the event if displaced game developers can now find stable employment and can keep on developing games for our enjoyment.

The Fable games have been some very solid titles, and there’s definitely a lot of talent at Lionhead Studios that can now be put to work in other studios.

We can certainly imagine a few possibilities.


Source: PlayStation Jobs Twitter

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  1. Wilfred Jurgens
    12.03.2016 at 06:45

    Well it is a win win for Sony because it is good PR and they are able to get some new people in.

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