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Psygnosis co-founder Ian Hetherington has died
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The British games industry is mourning the death of Psygnosis boss Ian Hetherington, one of the most influential figures of the 80s and 90s.
Colleagues and friends have been paying tribute to Ian Hetherington, the co-founder of iconic British publisher and developer Psygnosis.
The news was announced by veteran games journalist Jez Rignall and was relayed to him via fellow Psygnosis co-founder Jonathan Ellis.
Tributes were then paid by colleagues including musician Tim Wright, WipEout co-creator
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