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‘Father Of The PlayStation’ Ken Kutaragi To Receive Lifetime Achievement Award


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At the upcoming Game Developers Conference in San Francisco this March, former Sony Computer Entertainment CEO Ken Kutaragi will be given a lifetime achievement award. Many associate Kutaragi with the PlayStation brand, but his earliest work was with Nintendo. Kutaragi developed the sound chip for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.

At Sony, Kutaragi lead the development of the first PlayStation console, which led him on a path to the head of Sony Computer Entertainment, deputy executive president of the company, and then, in 2007, honorary chairman. Kutaragi’s award will be presented by PlayStation 4 lead architect Mark Cerny.

The Game Developers Choice Awards will be hosted by Respawn Entertainment community manager Abbie Heppe. That event, which will include the lifetime achievement award, will be held on Wednesday March 19 at 6:30 pm Pacific. 

Past lifetime achievement award winners include Dr. Ray Muzyka and Dr. Greg Zeschuk, founders of BioWare; game designers Warren Spector and Peter Molyneux; pillar of Nintendo game development Shigeru Miyamoto and others. For more on the past winners of the lifetime achievement award, you can visit the GDC Award website. The event is open to GDC attendees and will be streamed live via Gamespot.

 

 

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