In a recent interview with Shuhei Yoshida, the former PlayStation boss sheds some light on the Japan Studio closure.

A former Sony exec has shared insights into the ongoing strategies for the console maker in porting games over to PC.

Shuhei Yoshida was forced to accept an indie role at Sony or quit; he also didn't believe in Kutaragi’s plan for the original ...

It's not just PlayStation fans that second-guessed Sony's PS3 vision. Even internally, some executives saw issues with the ...

Former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida says FromSoftware didn't want to work with Sony on Dark Souls because the company didn ...

Former PlayStation Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida has pulled the curtain back on how Sony tempted Square to ditch Nintendo and ...

Porting to PC is cost-effective for Sony, providing additional income to invest in new titles amid rising game development ...

Releasing PlayStation's big games on PC via platforms like Steam is "almost like printing money," says former Sony ...

Sony's new partnership with FromSoftware marks a dramatic shift from their past relationship. What does this mean for future ...

"Releasing on PC does many things: it reaches a new audience who do not own consoles--especially in regions where consoles ...

The Old West is the great American fairytale, a time and a place mythologized as it was still happening by circus-like Wild ...

PlayStation exec Shuhei Yoshida heaped some praise on Naughty Dog's canceled The Last of Us live service game, but also gave ...