Do you remember Ken Kutaragi? Sure you can, he was the face of PlayStation for umpteen years. 

But as you might have heard, the mastermind retired after pressure began to

mount in the early days of PS3 when, seemingly, it was about to fail.

Four years later though, Sony execs around the world can’t stop praising Kataragi,

some even go as far as saying he’s a “genius”. 

“Ken Kutaragi was a genius,” Sony UK boss, Ray Maguire told Edge, “it’s as simple as that.”

“And what we’re seeing now is people starting to integrate the latent power of

PS3 into a way where the processor is big enough to develop and actually to

put that kind of stuff on screen in a way which is easy to view.”

He also told Eurogamer that at the end of this year’s E3, the industry

will have a clearer view of where it’s going, and that the [PS3's] future is “vibrant”.

“I firmly believe that by the end of the show, we will see where

we’re going as an industry,” he told the site. “There is major

innovation, without a doubt, and that innovation has got to come through as good product.”

“The tech platforms are getting better and better, we’ve

got a vibrant future and it’s all about creativity.

E3 is but two days away. By the way, do you think Sony made

the right decision when Ken Kutaragi was asked to resign? Share your thoughts.

http://www.gamesthirst.com/2010/06/10/sonyken-kutaragi-was-a-genius-ps3-future-vibrant/

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I was a fan of him since forever and he IS a GENIUS.

An Amazing person so misunderstood in the early days of the PS3 life.