In April 1991, the former
CSG Imagesoft was renamed to
Sony Imagesoft when Sony had set up
Sony Electronic Publishing as its North American label. The first releases were
Altered Space and
Hudson Hawk. The division published games for 16-bit consoles, and rarely 8-bit consoles, even localizing titles from
Sony Music Japan. In 1994, it started using the name of its parent company,
Sony Electronic Publishing, when they expanded to PC products. Soon after, it was merged with the development branch of
Sony Computer Entertainment into
Sony Interactive Studios America, due to Sony's shifting attention on the arrival of the
PlayStation.
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