At the end of last year from PlayStation Studios she left after almost 30 years Connie Booth. It was believed that the experienced producer and her team were behind the success of the Sony exclusives. But the Japanese company had to fire her due to the unsuccessful transformation of the internal studio for the development of live services.
Now Booth moves on to Electronic art. As CEO, she will lead action role-playing games. will control BioWare (Dragon Age and Mass Effect), Cliffhanger games (Black Panther) or EA Motive (A remake of Dead Space, Iron Man is currently in development).
“Connie has been involved in building Sony Interactive Entertainment’s own studios for over 30 years and has led the development of some of their biggest franchises, including Marvel’s Spider-Man 1 and 2, The Last of Us, Ghost of Tsushima, Uncharted, Ratchet and Clank and more.” wrote the head of EA Entertainment, Laura Miele, to whom Booth will answer.
“I have known Connie for many years and she has always amazed me with her love and dedication to gaming. She especially cares about game developers. He has an impeccable reputation in the development community and will undoubtedly have a positive impact on our games.” Laura Miele added.
As you can see, Booth will try to revive BioWare and make sure that Dragon Age: Dread Wolf It turned out differently than Anthem and Mass Effect: Andromeda. Except for the BioWare reboot, which they’re still tinkering with new mass effect, there are promising adventure games here. One with Black Panther from the relatively new studio Cliffhanger Games, led by Kevin Stevens (formerly Monolith Productions, author of Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor and Shadow of War). And the second one with iron Man from the creators of the successful remake of Dead Space. In these cases, Booth can use his experience.
For nearly three decades at Sony, Connie Booth took part in more than 100 games. In addition to the above, these are also Spyro the Dragon, Siphon Filter, SOCOM, Jak and Daxter, inFamous, Resistance, Sly Cooper and Death Stranding.
In 2020 she was Connie Booth Inducted into the Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame for his involvement in the development of many of the most popular PlayStation games. When David Jaffe (creator of the original God of War) announced Booth’s departure, he noted that PlayStation is not what it used to be.
Source :Indian TV
