Shuhei Yoshida he always wanted to do something "interesting, " and he was maybe a little too crazy like Ken Kutaragi.

PlayStation infamously reached peak hubris when creator Ken Kutaragi implied consumers will want to work longer hours to afford a PS3. The system, which launched at $599, was considered ...

"Up until now, PlayStation's DNA has been driven by values such as 'cutting-edge graphics' that have continued since [Ken Kutaragi]'s time," Yoshida said. "Users have also expected that from ...

Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida has been sharing quite a few insights on the games industry since his departure from Sony. Among them, he says it might be time for Sony to reconsider its ...

Ken Kutaragi, known as the father of PlayStation, had this to say, "The PlayStation 2 is my favorite son and will always be number one in my eyes." There you have it straight from Sony.

Speaking with AV Watch, Yoshida-san reflected on PlayStation’s history of pushing top visual quality, something that was apparent during the early days under Ken Kutaragi and has continued to ...

"Up until now, PlayStation's DNA has been driven by values such as 'cutting-edge graphics' that have continued since [Ken] Kutaragi-san's time," Yoshida said to AV Watch (via a translation by Genki).

At the event, one Japanese figure stood out in particular: Ken Kutaragi, 74, known as the "father" of Sony Corp.'s PlayStation (PS) and a former vice president at the electronics giant.

For decades, ever since the era of Ken Kutaragi, PlayStation built its reputation on technical dominance. It was a strategy that worked - until now. But as Yoshida puts it: "That way of thinking ...