We’re keeping our fingers crossed this 60 year old legend will remain in the industry in at least some capacity.
PlayStation is turning 30, which is of course a remarkable age in the gaming world. But the fact is that Sony veteran Shuhei Yoshida has been around even longer, and for 31 years Sony has been his employer. Now, however, he has announced that it’s time to move on, and on January 15 he’ll be saying goodbye.
Yoshida is currently head of independent developer initiative, working extensively on indie games, and he was previously president of SIE Worldwide Studios, a role he held for over a decade (until 2019), helping to secure and launch Sony’s successful games during this era.
