Shuhei Yoshida, Sony Interactive Entertainment's independent developer head, has opened up with his thoughts on AI and how he's seeing those tools used in game development.

PlayStation veteran Shuhei Yoshida is leaving the company after 31 years. As announced on the PlayStation Blog, the former SIE Worldwide Studios president will leave Sony early next year.

Long-time PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida, lovingly known as Shu, has announced his departure from Sony after 31 years of service. Although understandable, the announcement came as a bit of a ...

From 2008 to 2019, Yoshida was the president of Sony Interactive Entertainment. He stepped down from that role in 2019 amid a company reshuffle and former Guerrilla Games boss Herman Hulst took ...

Sony indie boss Shuhei Yoshida reckons a future dominated by live service games would be boring for him, and took the time to praise thatgamecompany’s Journey for its impact on the industry.

Former PlayStation exec Shuhei Yoshida is at it again, sharing thoughts and feelings about the gaming industry at large, including Nintendo. And this time, he's opened up on Sony's thoughts on ...

Yoshida-san, who departed Sony earlier this week and is now voicing a character in Kaizen Game Works’ new project, revealed that he thinks Bloodborne creator Hidetaka Miyazaki is still ...

We will reiterate that Yoshida admits he doesn’t know why Sony hasn’t worked on a port for the original game to PlayStation 5 or PC, or why they haven’t made any sequels or spinoff games.

But Sony veteran Shuhei Yoshida has now revealed that the company was working on its own FMV space shooter for the system. Yoshida joined Sony after the partnership with Nintendo had fallen apart, ...

by William D'Angelo, posted on 01 April 2025 / 2,058 Views. F ormer President of Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios Shuhei Yoshida in an interview with AVWatch (and translated by ...

Yoshida admitted that in Japan, Sony does view Nintendo as a major competitor because of Nintendo’s strong market presence there. Xbox, he noted, has very little presence in Japan.