News: The Killzone developer is now a Sony second party.
Sony Worldwide Studios has announced that they have acquired Guerrilla Games and brought the Killzone developer into the Sony family.
Previously, Guerrilla worked with Eidos to create ShellShock: Nam '67 for the PC, PS2 and Xbox. Their relationship with Sony began with the PS2 "Halo-Killer" Killzone in 2004.
Guerrilla is currently working on Killzone 2 for the PS3 and with the announcement of this acquisition Sony confirmed they are also working on a PSP version of Killzone.
Commenting on the acquisition, Phil Harrison, President of SCE WWS, said, "Guerrilla have a great combination of creative, technical and production talent in their team and we have enjoyed a close working relationship with their management and staff for a number of years. I am delighted that they will now become a member of the SCE Worldwide Studios network of developers. As we prepare for the launch of PlayStation 3 next year, this acquisition strengthens our development portfolio to take full advantage of the exciting entertainment opportunities provided by PSP, PlayStation 3 and beyond."
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