As perhaps expected, Michael Pachter has clarified that he misspoke about Fairgames' cancellation. As quoted by ex- IGN ...

Recently, some rumors have been making their way around the internet claiming that Sony’s upcoming PS5 game, Fairgames, was canceled following Jade Raymond’s departure from Haven Studios. However, it ...

“Jade Raymond has been an incredible partner and visionary force in the founding of Haven Studios. We are deeply grateful for her leadership and contributions, and we wish her all the best in ...

Sony is now the proud owner of Jade Raymond's Haven Studios. "The Haven team begins a new phase of our journey, as part of the PlayStation Studios family," Raymond said via thePlayStation Blog ...

Jade Raymond has been a major name in the gaming world for many years now. Most known for her work on the early Assassin’s Creed games and other Ubisoft franchises, Raymond is a highly sought ...

Sony and PlayStation has announced its latest acquisition in the form of Haven Studios: a new development studio lead by Jade Raymond – perhaps best known as being the Assassin's Creed co-creator.

Jade Raymond's new studio Haven has tripled in size since we last heard from them, and they're focusing solely on their first debut title.

Jade Raymond’s new Sony studio, Haven Entertainment, is reportedly working on an online game-as-a-service title that will be exclusive to the PS5. Italian website Multiplayer.IT has apparently ...

Former Assassin’s Creed producer and EA manager Jade Raymond announced the formation of a new Montreal-based independent studio called Haven today. Its first project will be a brand new IP being ...

Former lead for the now defunct Stadia Games & Entertainment, Jade Raymond, left Stadia to create a new independent studio called Haven. Raymond has made the announcement today on her official ...

Former Assassin's Creed producer and EA Motive founder Jade Raymond has announced she's heading up Google's newly-unveiled Stadia Games and Entertainment studio. Raymond appeared on stage ...

Raymond announced her departure from Ubisoft in October, where she ran the company's Toronto studio. Raymond also served as an executive producer for Ubisoft games Assassin's Creed II, Watch Dogs ...