PlayStation's Daddy Gets the Boot
Kutaragi is something of a legend in video game lore. He invented the original PlayStation in the early '90s and almost single-handedly put Sony on top of an industry that was previously locked up by Nintendo and Sega.
But, Kutaragi's shine has worn off in recent years. With the PSP not selling as well as Nintendo's innovative DS on the handheld side, and the PS3's late entry and high price allowing its competitors to get a running start in the race for living room dominance, Kutaragi's role at Sony has been in question. That said, this announcement of his retirement comes as no surprise.
Kutaragi steps down on June 19 but will stay on as the Honorary Chairman of Sony Computer Entertainment.
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