Shuhei Yoshida announces he will leave PlayStation in January 2025 The current Head of Indie's has worked at PlayStation for 31 years Yoshida said that after he hit 30 years, he thought it was ...

A renowned former PlayStation exec believes that Sony's approach to PS Plus makes more sense compared to that of Xbox Game ...

Yoshida did praise Microsoft for its backwards compatibility, a feat of engineering that he called "smart and very well ...

After 31 years, PlayStation icon Shuhei Yoshida is retiring from Sony Entertainment Interactive. The account-executive-turned-SIE-president--who stepped down from his former position back in 2019 ...

PlayStation’s Head of Indies, Shuhei Yoshida, is leaving the gaming company in 2025. PlayStation is one of the most well-respected brands in all of gaming having broken into the space 30 years ...

Former Sony Interactive Entertainment president Shuhei Yoshida has revealed that he convinced the creator of the first Gran Turismo game, Kazunori Yamauchi, to tone down the game's simulation elements ...

The newly independent executive was speaking at Gamescom LATAM, where he was inevitably asked about the rising cost of games. Almost all publishers bumped the price of their software up to $70 at the ...

Former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida has said he took the job overseeing indie games for PlayStation because he "had no choice" - and now they're selling better than ever on the console.

Shu Yoshida has graduated from Sony, but he is not retired. Rather, he is running a new indie games consulting company dubbed YOSP Inc. Yoshida’s appetite to do more in gaming shows just how much he ...

PlayStation veteran Shuhei Yoshida says the PS4 cult classic action-adventure game The Last Guardian probably wouldn't have survived at a normal publisher, and that even as technical issues ...

Action RPGs Former PlayStation exec Shuhei Yoshida says the Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive he's most excited for is FromSoft's The Duskbloods: "Especially after Elden Ring" Nintendo Switch 2 Former ...

Shuhei Yoshida will step down from PlayStation in January 2025, after more than 30 years at the company. Yoshida is one of PlayStation's longest-serving employees, and over the decades has become ...