Shuhei Yoshida
Shuhei Yoshida is a Japanese businessman and PlayStation executive. Formerly president of SIE Worldwide Studios, the group that oversees the game studios owned by Sony Interactive Entertainment, he’s currently leading an initiative looking after and nurturing external, smaller independent studios.
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Days Gone’s two most senior leads announce they’ve left PlayStation’s Bend Studio
John Garvin and Jeff Ross had been at the US developer since the original Syphon Filter
Sony Japan ‘has been sidelined’ from PlayStation 5’s launch, a new report claims
Development staff are said to have been reduced as PlayStation places importance on the US market
Xbox attempts its own ‘used games moment’ with a dig at PS5’s cross-gen upgrades
Upgrading games to next-gen on Xbox as easy as 'buying the game'
Interview: Splash Damage partners with Google to launch new IP Outcasters
CEO Richard Jolly and product lead Lily Zhu discuss the studio's latest multiplayer game
PlayStation Indies initiative launches by spotlighting 9 games coming to PS4 and PS5
A new indie title will also join PlayStation Now every month
Road to PS5: The story of PS2, Sony’s crowning achievement
Ahead of PS5, we revisit how PS2 broke the second-console curse
Sony unveils PlayStation Studios branding to go live alongside PS5
The new brand will be used on games developed and managed by Sony
Another PlayStation veteran departs ahead of PS5 launch
European studio boss Michael Denny exits Sony after 25 years
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The weekend Sony sold one million consoles
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An in-depth profile of Sony's influential, yet independent architect