Guerrilla Games co-founder Arjan Brussee is leaving the Killzoneto explore the Dead Space of Visceral Games. In an email obtained by Control-Online, the studio founder tells staff it's been "a great ride" and he hopes to find new personal challenges at Electronic Arts in San Francisco.
Brussee had been the development director at the studio since its founding in 2004, overseeing production of Shellshock Nam '67and the entire Killzone series, including Killzone: Liberation for PSP. Guerrilla will live on, as it's currently developing a newKillzone and a new IP.

Brussee's LinkedIn has yet to be updated, and we've reached out to Guerrilla for confirmation.

Source: joystiq

Personal challenges of picking up a bigger paycheck likely , never liked the guy, calling hiimself as the godfather of dutch game development.. love Jazz Jack Rabbit..

Rest in peace Guerrilla Games 2004-2012

Killzone 2 by far one of the best games I ever played.

IEATBABIES said: Rest in peace Guerrilla Games 2004-2012

One person doesn't equal an entire team.

If you've played all 3 than you'd see that Killzone 2 was the best in the trio and after Killzone 2 devs from the company left. That's why Killzone 3 sucked so bad.

So this is how Sony manages to steal ideas from other companies...by sending spies directly into the developing sector of their competitors.

Well played, Sony

man im so excited about the "new IP" from Guerilla!!!