Shuhei yoshida articles

Former boss Shuhei Yoshida thinks day-one PlayStation launches on PC would be a mistake

In context: Shuhei Yoshida spent nearly four decades at Sony, from 1986 until his retirement in 2025. The executive was also part of the original PlayStation team since 1993, which means he knows a thing or two about how you run a successful video game business.

Former PlayStation boss says gaming price hikes are inevitable, but lack of value is the real issue

Editor's take: Game prices are climbing to $70 and beyond, with publishers blaming inflation and rising development costs. However, players are pushing back against the price hikes because current big-budget games consistently fail to deliver comparable value. Current prices are a symptom of a much bigger problem.

Sony former exec says the company is "printing money" by releasing PlayStation games on PC