Former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida says he prefers indie games because you can feel the developer's vision, something he feels that isn't present in most AAA releases.
Speaking to GameSpot in a new interview, Yoshida, former president of Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios, says: "You can feel the game developer's vision in indie games because indie game developers don't have to ask for approvals." He adds, "I used to work at a large company at PlayStation, and even though we are allowed to have the developer and studio propose what games to make, there are many people involved."
