Google Jade Raymond, who also co-created "Assassin's Creed," is leading a new PlayStation studio. It's been less than two months since Google shuttered its game creation studios, led by Raymond. The veteran game developer who most recently led Google's shuttered game development studios has a new project: Jade Raymond is the head of a new PlayStation-exclusive studio. "Today I'm announcing Haven, an independent studio where many of the talented game developers I have worked with for years (and love dearly!) are coming together to do what we are most passionate about," Raymond said on the PlayStation Blog on Tuesday. Raymond, a video-game industry veteran who co-created the "Assassin's Creed" franchise, was charged with leading Google's project. Despite Google hiring more than 150 employees to staff the project, the tech giant ended its game creation ambitions in early February before ever launching a major game.