"The development speed in China is amazing [and] they’re also quick at changing personnel, and all of the game development ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Ever since he was a boy, Shuhei Yoshida dreamed of living outside ...

Former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida has suggested that Japanese studios "can't replicate" the speed at which games ...

Former Sony executive Shuhei Yoshida has become a valuable source of insight about the PlayStation world since retiring from the company. In one of his latest interviews with GamesIndustry.biz (thanks ...

China has entered the video game space in a massive way over the last few years, and Shuhei Yoshida, formerly one of ...

Former PlayStation Indies head Shuhei Yoshida said "Graphics almost hit the level that even I cannot tell the difference between some of the [graphical capabilities] like ray traced or not ray traced, ...

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Though the unprecedented accessibility to production tools afforded by the internet has led to a likewise explosion in the number of creators vying for audiences’ attentions, former PlayStation boss ...

Former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida reckons that increasing confidence among Korean game developers is at least partly in thanks to Stellar Blade. Shift Up's soulslite did pretty well for itself ...

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Former President of Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios Shuhei Yoshida in an interview on the Kit and Krysta Podcast, has revealed the cost to develop AAA games has doubled from the ...

PlayStation veteran Shuhei Yoshida has warned that the influx of multi-million dollar budget video games will see fewer titles given the green light by publishers, stating that it was safer ‘going big ...