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Shuhei Yoshida says Sony and Nintendo should ‘keep the current generation as long as possible’ as Xbox goes next-gen
“People are very happy using PS5 and Switch 2” but it’s Xbox’s “time to play”, he says Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida says he thinks Sony and Nintendo should try to keep the current generation of hardware going for as long as…
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Former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida said that both Sony and Nintendo should aim to extend the lifespan of their current hardware platforms, noting that users are “very happy” with the PS5 and the upcoming Switch 2. He contrasted this with Microsoft’s approach, describing Xbox’s shift to a next‑generation console as its “time to play.”
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