See Games Differently
See Games Differently
Shuhei Yoshida
It’s been fun this week seeing all the chatter about a world where PS4, PC and Xbox One players are all able to play together, in sort sort of unified gaming paradise. But the reality is much more complicated than that, as illustrated in a new interview Sony’s Shuhei Yoshida.
There are times when you know you’re working on something ground breaking, but it still takes a moment of magic before the penny drops and you become fully converted. For Shuhei Yoshida, that moment with the PlayStation arrived courtesy of Ridge Racer.
The Last Guardian, announced in 2009 for PS3 and shown again to shocked PlayStation fans at E3 yesterday, became a PS4 game in 2012. So explained Sony’s head of game development, Shuhei Yoshida, as we finally chatted about what has been happening with Sony’s game about a boy and his…
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