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'''Guerrilla Games''' is a first party video game developer and wholly owned subsidiary of [[Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios]]. The company is based out of Amsterdam in the Netherlands, currently employs approximately 130 individuals, and is headed by Managing Director Hermen Hulst and Development Director Arjan Brussee. | '''Guerrilla Games''' is a first party video game developer and wholly owned subsidiary of [[Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios]]. The company is based out of Amsterdam in the Netherlands, currently employs approximately 130 individuals, and is headed by Managing Director Hermen Hulst and Development Director Arjan Brussee. | ||
The developer is best known for its {{c|Killzone | The developer is best known for its {{c|Killzone}} series of video games, of which they are currently developing the third entry in the franchise, [[Killzone 2]] for the [[PlayStation 3]]. | ||
Prior to the acquisition of Guerrilla by Sony Computer Entertainment, the developer was a subsidiary of the large Dutch multimedia conglomerate Lost Boys, and operated under the moniker Lost Boys Games. The developer was formed as a result of a merger between 3 separate Dutch-based developers, including Orange Games, founded by Arjan Brussee, and Digital Infinity, founded by Arnout van der Kamp. Over the next 3 and a half years, Lost Boys Games would release four titles, two each for Nintendo's [[Game Boy Color]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] handheld gaming consoles. | Prior to the acquisition of Guerrilla by Sony Computer Entertainment, the developer was a subsidiary of the large Dutch multimedia conglomerate Lost Boys, and operated under the moniker Lost Boys Games. The developer was formed as a result of a merger between 3 separate Dutch-based developers, including Orange Games, founded by Arjan Brussee, and Digital Infinity, founded by Arnout van der Kamp. Over the next 3 and a half years, Lost Boys Games would release four titles, two each for Nintendo's [[Game Boy Color]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] handheld gaming consoles. |