Shuhei Yoshida spoke rather frankly about why certain publishers aren't doing as many AAA games right now for consoles.

"It may be counterintuitive but, you know, if we spent enough money to make the big game you know the chance of success felt ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment. Longtime PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida, who became one of the faces of the company during its PlayStation 3 and 4 eras, is retiring after more than 30 years.

Shuhei Yoshida is leaving PlayStation in January 2025, after more than 30 years at the company. Even if you don’t know that name, you’ve definitely seen his effect on the company, ...

Former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida knew the cost of games would increase "sooner or later" Yoshida says inflation and production costs are the cause, so more expensive games were inevitable He ...

“Shuhei Yoshida is a pioneer in the games world and is hugely deserving of a BAFTA Fellowship,” BAFTA CEO Jane Millichip said. “His collaborative, supportive approach continues to drive ...

Shuhei Yoshida had the oppurtinity to visit ShiftUp in 2021 when Project Eve was still a small-scale project. The contract between ShiftUp and PlayStation was a pivotal moment, becoming ...

Shuhei Yoshida, the former PlayStation executive of 30 years probably best-known for his run as PlayStation Studios president during PS3 and PS4 eras, was disappointed by the recent Switch 2 Direct.

When Shuhei Yoshida is hyping up the next big thing in samurai storytelling, we should listen to him! Yoshida, who worked closely with Sucker Punch on Ghost of Tsushima , has been more than happy ...

Yoshida would, of course, go on to do incredible work. As he noted in his interview with VentureBeat, the health of indie games on PS5 is incredibly strong right now, and some titles have even ...

Shuhei Yoshida: I’m super happy to be here. And it’s not just our announcement, but all of the things going on. HTC Vive, is really nice and has lots of great games coming out; Oculus will ...

During GI Live, Shuhei Yoshida spoke about PlayStation's firm belief that "premium releases" will always come before subscription services.