PlayStation veteran Connie Booth, who joined PlayStation decades ago and is one of the company’s most important people, has left the company, a spokesperson for PlayStation confirmed. However, the nature of her exit remains a mystery amid a report that she was fired. The representative told Axios that Booth “helped drive the success PlayStation Studios is experiencing today” and that she helped foster an environment where a team’s creative vision “could fully flourish.”
“We’re thankful for Connie’s numerous contributions to the company and wish her the best in future endeavors,” the spokesperson said.
Booth has yet to comment on her exit from PlayStation, and the nature of her departure is unknown. Former PlayStation developer David Scott Jaffe, the creator of Twisted Metal and co-creator of God of War, was first to report on Booth’s exit from PlayStation. Citing sources within PlayStation, Jaffe reported that Booth was fired.