PlayStation’s Ex-CEO Recounted His Memories about the Company

Although the game world is now divided into PlayStation and PC lovers, PlayStation is currently in a very good position compared to its old days. Although this is the case right now, some of the problems that PlayStation had in the past still remain in the memories of many of us.

Former US CEO of PlayStation, Jack Tretton, also spoke about some of the unfortunate events that the company had experienced in the past, and expressed his thoughts on these in an interview. Tretton, Leaving PlayStation in 2014 and throughout his career, he had both seen the top and sunk to the bottom. Tretton’s memories came to light today.

“I thought of my friends in our past conflicts with Microsoft”

As those of you who follow the developments in the game world closely will remember, PlayStation, Big drops from time to time between 1995 and 2014 had lived. The biggest of these drops occurred with the release of Xbox One, which offers a gaming experience similar to PlayStation, because the company was promoting PlayStation 4 at that time and the attention suddenly shifted to Xbox One. This left the PlayStation 4 in the shade.

It was a very disturbing situation for the company, with the “Official PlayStation Used Game Training Video” released by Microsoft for its new game console and mocking PlayStation. PlayStation, on the other hand, only uses Microsoft for Xbox’s violations. Lost $100. In an interview with Axios, Tretton talked about the situation they were in at the time. “I have a lot of friends who worked at Microsoft, and that was the case back then. For this reason, I wanted to act by thinking of my friends. I feel really good about it” said. However, that was not the case back then.

He ‘apologised’ over PlayStation hack

In 2011, PlayStation was hacked and The information of 77 million users was leaked. After this situation Access issues on PlayStation for 23 days and the company became the target of criticism. At E3, which is seen as one of the biggest events in the gaming world, all members were offered a free 30-day PSN membership. Tretton stated that he was also sorry about this issue.

Again, regarding technologies (such as PlayStation Vita) that PlayStation considers not to receive enough attention. “There were technologies that I definitely thought were good, but did not have the level of support they needed” says. Tretton, to his words “PlayStation did not have sufficient marketing budget at that time and lacked this support” adds.

Tretton is currently a large part of Interactive Gaming Ventures. in the near future want to buy a billion dollar gaming company says. He thinks that although PlayStation has many competitors, its situation has not evolved in a negative direction.