The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (Aias) announced that Ted Price, President and Founder of Insomniac Games, honored by a prestige Hall of Fame Award.

The price induction takes place in the 28th year Dice Awardsto take place on February 13, 2025, in Aria Resort in Las Vegas. The IGN Livestream activity, and Ryan Schneider, the future Co-Studio Head of Insomniac Games, will present the price of his 2024 Hall of Fame Award Live in Activity.

Usually, I will write a long post about Price’s contributions to the game industry, but I did that yesterdayWhen Price announced that he would retire to the industry in March games. I suggest you read that story for many reasons why Price is one of the dear leaders in the game industry.

Price built Insomniac Games in 1994 and leading the company for more than three decades, in charge of making iconic franchises such as SpyRo the Dragon, Ratchet & Clank, and the Blockbuster Marvel’s Spider -Man series. If you see his first game, you don’t mind 30 years ago he leads a company to make the spider-man’s odd match.

Under his leadership, insomniac sent 35 games to large platforms, having reputation as one of the most productive developers in the industry. Since insomniac claims of Sony interactive entertainment in 2019, the price continues to guide studio growth, now boasting about 450 employees and a collaboration, transparent culture. His focus has been moved from creative directions to long strategies, driving the evolution of the studio while promoting a creative and inklused environment.

Price is an enthusiastic advocate for first amendment rights to video game creators and has a major role in industry efforts against vulnerable legislation, including the famous brown v. EMA Supreme Court, where the game industry defeated censorship efforts using its first amendment arguments.

Giving back, Price promotes charitable initiatives to the insomniac and outreach of Stem Education and served Executive Sponsor for the Sony interactive entertainment, including support for the PlayStation Career Pathways program. In addition, the price served Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences and an original host in the Notebook podcast game.

He also helped himself judge the Visionary Awards in Gamesbeat and we give him our second annual Visionary Award back in 2019.

“Ted Price is a leader in developing the game hall of fame and a better person,” says Schneider. “Ted guided the insomniac games and our industry with an attitude and class for more than 30 years. He consists of insomniac vision to make a positive and lasting effect on people’s life, encouraging to count employees, along with and players in a true unique legacy.

“We are pleased to celebrate Ted Price’s unique contribution to our industry as a Visionary and strong leader,” Meggan Scavio, President of Aias said. “From a small start of the insomniac games as an independent studio to its rise as a powerhouse playstation studio, Ted left an unbearable mark in our industry. His legacy consists of a portfolio of lovers and critical identified games, a studio held him a higher esteem, and a deep effect on the Academy itself. With the great honor and excitement we celebrated Ted’s unique career and achievements in the 28th Annual Dice Awards. “

On social media about retirement, the game leader Sinjin Bain said, “Ted Price is one of the best people in our industry. I have the honor of knowing and working with full that trust no one is better with our business I enjoy being aware. Congrats – so deserved TED! “

The AIAH HALL of Fame is given to the game creators who have become an instrument of developing very influential games and moving a particularly a particular genre. These individuals show the highest level of creativity and innovation, resulting in the essential influence of the product on a scope expanding industry scope.

The recipients of the previous Aias Hall of Fame include Koji Kondo (2024), Tim Schafer (2022), Ed Boon (2021), Connie Booth (2019), Todd Howard (2017), Hideo Kojima (2017), Hideo Kojima (2017), Hideo Kojima (2017) 2016), Leslie Benzies (2014), Dan and Sam Houser (2014), and Tim Sweeney (2012).

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