A beloved PlayStation veteran who has been with the brand for more than 31 years announces his departure from Sony's gaming division.

Sony’s head of independent development at PlayStation and long-time game development leader for the console maker, Shuhei Yoshida, is leaving the company after over three decades. He helped produce some of the PlayStation’s earliest hits before moving onto help lead the platform’s powerhouse first-party studios across multiple console generations.

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Since 2019, Yoshida has looked after PlayStation's push to encourage indie developers to its platform. In 2023, he was awarded the BAFTA Games Fellowship for his contributions to the industry.

One of the creators of the first PlayStation is leaving Sony. Shuhei Yoshida worked at the Japanese company for nearly 31 years, and after leaving he wants to focus on indie games.

It’s said that the device builds on the PlayStation Portal, which was originally designed as something akin to this before moving to streaming.

It’s not too late for the major console makers to make a handheld, but reports note a PlayStation handheld may still be years away.

Shuhei Yoshida, one of the key veterans behind the PlayStation, has announced that he's retiring in January after 31 years with Sony.

In January 2025, Shuhei Yoshida will be leaving Sony after spending 31 years with the company. Yoshida started out speaking with developers and publishers to convince them to make games for the original PlayStation but he would rise to being the president of PlayStation Studios during the PS3 and PS4 eras.