Shuhei Yoshida is one of the most iconic figures in the video game industry. He was part of Sony for 31 years until he left PlayStation in 2024. He is known for his role in the video game division ...

Shuhei Yoshida has officially left Sony after an awesome 31-year career with the company, and while he hasn’t retired from games entirely, he’s enjoying his new-found freedom. Recently ...

Shuhei Yoshida, former PlayStation exec, hopes to one day visit Nintendo HQ in Kyoto. Yoshida left PlayStation after 30 years. Despite past competition, Yoshida praised Nintendo, expressing ...

The irony that some of you may find is that beloved PlayStation exec Shuhei Yoshida was apparently the one who first greenlit the project: Former PlayStation exec Shuhei Yoshida says that he was ...

The pace of PS5 Pro US sales has "fallen behind" that of the PS4 Pro. That's according to games industry analyst Mat Piscatella, who used Circana data to conclude that whilst the PS5 Pro enjoyed a ...

If the gap between the PS4 and the PS5 is repeated with the ... come from the long-serving but recently departed Shuhei Yoshida, who left Sony earlier this year after joining it in 1993 to help ...

While Rafael Devers and Alex Bregman have been the focus of most of the conversation surrounding the Boston Red Sox's third-base drama, Masataka Yoshida is another factor in the Red Sox's decision ...

In 2023, in 87 starts in left field, Yoshida posted a -4 DRS and a -8 OAA. And, a year removed from even playing in the field, it looks like he'll be getting a lot of outfield starts this spring ...

and former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida recently spoke about how doing so was almost like having a license to print money. "Releasing on PC does many things: it reaches a new audience who do ...

The big picture: Shuhei Yoshida spent more ... myself included. However, PS4 emulation is making notable progress on this front. Yoshida speculated that FromSoftware's boss, Hidetaka Miyazaki ...

So, it's almost like printing money. And that helps us to invest in new titles now that the cost of games has increased," said Yoshida ...

Former PlayStation exec Shuhei Yoshida has admitted porting PlayStation-exclusive games to PC is "almost like printing money", and provides an opportunity to invest in further games. In an ...