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PlayStation Creator Admits Modern Games Have Stagnated, Says Devs Should Prioritize Curiosity Over Profits

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Ken Kutaragi, widely known as the creator of PlayStation, has argued that modern games have become stagnant. PlayStation Creator Admits Modern Games Have Stagnated, Says Devs Should Prioritize Curiosity Over Profits is a post from Tech4Gamers - All About Technology And Gaming News
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Ken Kutaragi played an extremely important role in the development of Sony's console and is often referred to as the father of PlayStation. Meanwhile, he no longer works for the company and has several parallel businesses. However, his interest in the video game industry has not disappeared. During the opening of the Creative Entertainment Research and Education Center (CEREC), he also talked about video games and how they have developed since h…

Ken Kutaragi, the creator of the first PlayStation, believes that the video games of today are stagnating in terms of content, although they have better graphics and huge budgets. But still believes that the industry is at a turning point and that producers need to use curiosity to manage to evolve into the next phase. Read more

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Push Square broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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