SIE Japan Studio
SIE Japan Studio, also known as Japan Studio, was a Japanese video game developer based in Tokyo, known for PlayStation games such as Knack, Gravity Rush, Astro’s Playroom and Bloodborne.
In 2021, Japan Studio was effectively closed when Sony confirmed it would centralise its development operations around Team ASOBI.
SIE Japan Studio News
Sony XDev is working with Team Ninja on Rise of the Ronin
The game will be a PS5 console exclusive when it’s released in 2024
A Gravity Rush movie is reportedly in development
Secret Society of Second Born Royals director Anna Mastro is attached to helm the film
Astro’s Playroom dev’s next game will be its ‘biggest to date’
The team has several smaller groups exploring multiple productions
Sony has revealed some of PS Plus’s new classic, PS4 and PS5 games
Plus users who already purchased classic games will receive them at no additional cost
It looks like Venom actor Tony Todd is motion capturing for Spider-Man 2
The actor was confirmed to be voicing the character last year
Sony has filed a new trademark for Knack
The last game in the franchise, Knack 2, was released in 2017
Silent Hill’s creator thinks a remake would ‘need a rethink’
Keiichiro Toyama says it's easier to remake an action game like Resident Evil
Interview: Silent Hill creator Keiichiro Toyama on returning to horror with ‘Slitterhead’
The Bokeh Game Studio head discusses his new project, the horror genre and Silent Hill's reported return
Slitterhead announced from Silent Hill creators
The horror game comes from Keiichiro Toyama and more Silent Hill vets
Top game designers pay tribute to Ico on its 20th anniversary in Japan
Sakurai, Druckmann, Suda and Guillermo del Toro all share their thoughts on the PS2 classic