Sony Interactive Entertainment

COMPANY» Founded 1993-11-16

Tokyo,Kantō,Japan

Sony Interactive Entertainment is a subsidiary of the Sony Corporation responsible for Research & Development, production, and sales of hardware and software for the PlayStation line of handheld and video game consoles.

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Internal First-Party Developers

Sony Interactive Entertainment Japan

• Polyphony Digital - Gran Turismo (Franchise) series, Tourist Trophy
• SIE Japan Studio (Company) - LocoRoco (Franchise) series, Ape Escape (Franchise) series, Patapon (Franchise) series, Siren series
• Team ICO - ICO (Game), Shadow Of The Colossus, The Last Guardian (Game)

Sony Interactive Entertainment America (Company)

• Bend Studio (Company) - Syphon Filter (Franchise) series, Resistance: Retribution
• ''Insomniac Games (Company) - Spyro (Franchise) series, Ratchet andamp;amp;amp; Clank series, Resistance (Franchise) series
• Naughty Dog - Crash Bandicoot (Franchise) series, Jak andamp;amp;amp; Daxter series, Uncharted (Franchise) series, The Last of Us (Game)
• SIE San Diego Studio - MLB: The Show series, NBA series, The Mark Of Kri
• SIE Santa Monica Studio (Company) - God Of War series, Warhawk
• Sucker Punch Productions - Sly Cooper (Franchise) series, inFamous (Game) series

Defunct

• Incognito Entertainment (Company) - Twisted Metal (Franchise) series, Warhawk, Downhill Domination
• Zipper Interactive (Company) - SOCOM: US Navy SEALs series, M.A.G.: Massive Action Game, Crimson Skies (Game) (closed in March 2012)

Sony Interactive Entertainment Europe (Company)

All SIEE studios are based in England with the exception of Guerrilla Games, which is based in Holland.

• Bigbig Studios - Pursuit Force (Game) (closed Jan 2012)
• Evolution Studios - MotorStorm (Franchise) series, World Rally Championship series
• Guerrilla Games (Company) - Killzone (Franchise) series
• SIE London Studio (Company) - SingStar (Franchise) series, EyeToy (Franchise) series, EyePet (Game)
• Guerrilla Cambridge (Company) - MediEvil (Franchise) series, PlayTV
• SCE Studio Liverpool - WipEout (Franchise) series (closed in August 2012)
• ' - LittleBigPlanet (Franchise) series

Second-Party Developers

• Clap Hanz - Hot Shots (Franchise) series
• Relentless Software - Buzz! series

Corporate Leaders

Current

• Shuhei Yoshida (Person) - President, SIE Worldwide Studios

Former

• Ken Kutaragi (Person) - Chairman and CEO, SCEI (1993-2006)
• Kazuo Hirai - President and Group CEO, SCEI
• Jack Tretton (Person) - President and CEO, SCEA

Developed Games

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FantaVision (Game)

4 March 2000

FantaVision is a PlayStation 2 launch title that is a puzzle game based on quick color recognition.

PS2​ PS4​

I.Q Mania (Game)

9 March 2006

I.Q Mania is a compilation of the entire Intelligent Qube series (Intelligent Qube, I.Q Final, I.Q Remix) in one package for PSP. It also includes ad-hoc multiplayer and a new survival mode.

PSP​

MLB 99 (Game)

14 April 1998

PS1​

EyeToy: Monkey Mania (Game)

18 March 2005

Another EyeToy mini game collection but this time it features the monkeys from Ape Escape.

PS2​

LocoRoco (Game)

23 June 2006

You must tilt, bounce, and roll your LocoRoco from one end of the level to the other.

PSP​ PSPN​ PS4​ +1

Intelligent Qube (Game)

31 January 1997

Endless rows of giant blocks slowly tumble towards the player as a twisted means of measuring their IQ. They must set traps to clear these blocks before the blocks push them into the pit of darkness below. Is their IQ high enough to survive this hellish nightmare?!

PS1​ PS3N​ PSPN​

The Legend of Dragoon (Game)

2 December 1999

A young man sets out on a quest to save his childhood friend who has been kidnapped and locked in a prison. What he doesn't know is that the journey that lies ahead of him and the significance of his Father's red stone that was left behind.

PS1​ PS3N​ PSPN​

LocoRoco 2 (Game)

21 November 2008

LocoRoco 2 is sequel to an original and lighthearted PSP title with many expanded gameplay elements and additions.

PSP​ PSPN​ PS4​ +1

EyeToy: Kinetic Combat (Game)

17 November 2006

EyeToy: Kinetic Combat is a fitness training program focused around the ancient art of Kung Gar kung fu. Join fitness trainers Matt, Anna and Leon to learn martial arts skills to increase your fitness from the comfort of your own home.

PS2​

Playboy Screensaver: The Women Of Playboy (Game)

31 December 1994

Adults only rated

MAC​

Ape Escape: Million Monkeys (Game)

13 July 2006

Ape Escape: Million Monkeys pits players against mech-equipped monkeys in real Japanese locations.

PS2​

Bleach: Erabareshi Tamashii (Game)

4 August 2005

A game from the Bleach series. Released in japan in 2005.

PS2​

Published Games

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Shadow of the Colossus (Game)

18 October 2005

Explore the Forbidden Land as Wander, a young warrior who must slay sixteen Colossi in order to restore the life of a sacrificed maiden.

PS2​ PS3N​ PS3​

PlayStation Home (Game)

11 December 2008

PlayStation Home was a social games network where PSN users could play games and socialize. Home saw a refocus in Fall 2011 in North America and Europe that put more emphasis on games than social spaces.

PS3N​

Crash Team Racing (Game)

19 October 1999

Crash Team Racing was Crash Bandicoot's first kart racing game. It is also the last Crash game to be developed by Naughty Dog.

PS1​ PS3N​ PSPN​

Spyro the Dragon (Game)

10 September 1998

Spyro the Dragon is a 3D platformer from acclaimed developers Insomniac Games. In this adventure, Spyro is tasked with freeing his fellow dragons from stone and defeating the evil Gnasty Gnorc.

PS1​ PS3N​ PSPN​

Resistance: Fall of Man (Game)

14 November 2006

Resistance: Fall of Man is the first in a franchise of first-person shooters from Insomniac Games. Set in an alternative version of 1951, you follow the story of Sgt. Nathan Hale as he and the human resistance forces attempt to drive a mysterious alien-like invasion out of Britain.

PS3N​ PS3​

Gran Turismo 5 (Game)

24 November 2010

Gran Turismo 5 is the fifth edition in the long running racing game series by Polyphony Digital. The game sports over 1000 vehicles, damage modeling on race cars, a dedicated television channel, lots of races, 16 player online multiplayer, and active weather.

PS3​

Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando (Game)

11 November 2003

Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando is the sequel to Ratchet & Clank and the second game in the long-running franchise developed by Insomniac Games.

PS2​ PS3N​ PS3​ +2

Gran Turismo (Game)

23 December 1997

Polyphony Digital's seminal racing simulator for the PlayStation.

PS1​

Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal (Game)

2 November 2004

Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal is the third game in the Ratchet and Clank series. It is also the first to include online play.

PS2​ PS3N​ PS3​ +2

Twisted Metal (Game)

5 November 1995

Twisted Metal was one of the earliest games on the first Playstation and at the time really showed what the fledgling system could do. It set the standard for vehicular combat games for years to come and developed a cult following of devoted fans.

PS1​

Gran Turismo 4 (Game)

28 December 2004

Gran Turismo 4 is the 4th instalment in the PlayStation-exclusive driving simulation series.

PS2​

The Last Guardian (Game)

6 December 2016

The Last Guardian is the long-delayed third game from Sony's Team Ico. Originally revealed in trailer form at E3 2009, the game was met with substantial delays but was reintroduced at E3 2015.

PS4​

Company details

Name

Sony Interactive Entertainment

Abbreviation

Founded

16 November 1993

Location

Tokyo,Kantō,Japan

Website

http://www.playstation.com

Aliases

SCEI

Developed Games

• FantaVision (Game)
• I.Q Mania (Game)
• MLB 99 (Game)
• EyeToy: Monkey Mania (Game)
• LocoRoco (Game)
• Intelligent Qube (Game)
• The Legend of Dragoon (Game)
• LocoRoco 2 (Game)
• EyeToy: Kinetic Combat (Game)
• Playboy Screensaver: The Women Of Playboy (Game)
• Ape Escape: Million Monkeys (Game)
• Bleach: Erabareshi Tamashii (Game)
• Phase Paradox (Game)
• Saru Get You: Pipo Saru Racer (Game)
• adhoc Party for Playstation Portable (Game)
• Bomberman: Bakufuu Sentai Bomberman (Game)
• Flipnic: Ultimate Pinball (Game)
• Baby Universe (Game)
• Shachou Eiyuuden: The Eagle Shooting Heroes (Game)
• Shiki-Tei (Game)
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Published Games

• Shadow of the Colossus (Game)
• PlayStation Home (Game)
• Crash Team Racing (Game)
• Spyro the Dragon (Game)
• Resistance: Fall of Man (Game)
• Gran Turismo 5 (Game)
• Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando (Game)
• Gran Turismo (Game)
• Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal (Game)
• Twisted Metal (Game)
• Gran Turismo 4 (Game)
• The Last Guardian (Game)
• Tokyo Jungle (Game)
• Train Simulator Real: The Keihin Kyuko (Game)
• Gravity Rush (Game)
• The Mark of Kri (Game)
• Wild Arms (Game)
• I.Q Mania (Game)
• NBA Shootout '97 (Game)
• Motor Toon Grand Prix (Game)
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Franchises

• Hot Shots (Franchise)
• Ape Escape (Franchise)
• Bleach (Franchise)
• Gran Turismo (Franchise)
• Ratchet & Clank (Franchise)
• Yarudora Series (Franchise)
• Bleach: Heat the Soul (Franchise)
• Formula 1 (Franchise)
• LocoRoco (Franchise)
• Patapon (Franchise)
• Doko Demo Issho (Franchise)
• Arc the Lad (Franchise)
• Crash Bandicoot (Franchise)
• Jak and Daxter (Franchise)
• LittleBigPlanet (Franchise)
• MLB (Franchise)
• MLB The Show (Franchise)
• Resistance (Franchise)
• What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord!? (Franchise)
• Boku no Natsuyasumi (Franchise)

People

• Keiichiro Toyama (Person)
• Hidetaka Miyazaki (Person)
• Jessica Mak (Person)
• Kaz Ayabe (Person)
• Kazunori Yamauchi (Person)
• Masanori Ota (Person)
• Nolan North (Person)
• Adam Boyes (Person)
• Andy Serkis (Person)
• Anna Torv (Person)
• Beck Hansen (Person)
• Bill Ritch (Person)
• C Paul Johnson (Person)
• Carlos Alazraqui (Person)
• Clancy Brown (Person)
• Cory Barlog (Person)
• Cris Velasco (Person)
• Dana Snyder (Person)
• David Jaffe (Person)
• David Reeves (Person)

Characters

• Toro Inoue (Character)
• Ichigo Kurosaki (Character)
• Clank (Character)
• Ratchet (Character)
• Rukia Kuchiki (Character)
• Uryu Ishida (Character)
• Kisuke Urahara (Character)
• Orihime Inoue (Character)
• Byakuya Kuchiki (Character)
• Captain Qwark (Character)
• Gin Ichimaru (Character)
• Toshirou Hitsugaya (Character)
• Yasutora Sado (Character)
• Dr. Nefarious (Character)
• Kenpachi Zaraki (Character)
• Sosuke Aizen (Character)
• Ulquiorra Schiffer (Character)
• Yumichika Ayasegawa (Character)
• Grimmjow Jaegerjaques (Character)
• Kuro (Character)

Concepts

• Digital Distribution (Concept)
• Polygonal 3D (Concept)
• PlayStation Trophies (Concept)
• Platform Exclusive (Concept)
• Greatest Hits (Concept)
• PlayStation Network (Concept)
• PlayStation TV Support (Concept)
• Boss Fight (Concept)
• Retroachievements (Concept)
• Health (Concept)
• Jump (Concept)
• Single Word Titles (Concept)
• PlayStation Plus (Concept)
• Male Protagonists (Concept)
• Third-Person Perspective (Concept)
• PSone Classics (Concept)
• Death (Concept)
• PlayStation Underground (Concept)
• 60 FPS on Console (Concept)
• Boss (Concept)

Locations

• Japan (Location)
• The United States of America (Location)
• China (Location)
• Space (Location)
• United Kingdom (Location)
• Nurburgring (Location)
• Castle (Location)
• Circuit de Monaco (Location)
• Desert (Location)
• Europe (Location)
• Forest (Location)
• France (Location)
• Sewer (Location)
• Australia (Location)
• Canada (Location)
• Cave (Location)
• Russia (Location)
• Arena (Location)
• Beach (Location)
• Brazil (Location)

Objects

• Sword (Object)
• Gun (Object)
• Gloves (Object)
• Water (Object)
• Car (Object)
• Crate (Object)
• Helmet (Object)
• Tire (Object)
• Barrel (Object)
• Armor (Object)
• Bow (Object)
• Train (Object)
• Bomb (Object)
• Building (Object)
• Switch (Object)
• Treasure Chest (Object)
• Tree (Object)
• Lava (Object)
• Pistol (Object)
• Door (Object)