PlayStation dad Ken Kutaragi talks about his relationship with Nintendo

Over the years, the war between consoles has been one of the best known and most discussed. Although companies have come to deny this competition on several occasions, it never seemed to be enough. And it is impossible to deny that sales on consoles and video games can have clear favorites, although the competition over the years has become calmer in some ways and fiercer in others.

But it looks like this story doesn’t take the same approach for PlayStation dad Ken Kutaragi. In fact, he decided to talk about it a bit more during an interview with Tekken’s father, Katsuhiro Harada, who recently opened a bar whose location is unknown

, but it seems that he will bring with him a series of more than interesting proposals during his specific visits. Indeed, to create this type of interview, he had the great honor to speak with Kutaragi, who decided to open up in many ways.

An interview that left with really interesting data

While chatting quietly with Harada, the father of PlayStation took the time to reflect on PlayStation’s relationship with other companies. In fact, he even went so far as to take a before the existence of t he PlayStation itself

, when he was still working with Nintendo on the Super Famicom and spending most of his time with Nintendo’s Mr. Uemura and his team. He states that, contrary to what has been said, they did not spend their time fighting, but that he really enjoyed this time with the team, working and bringing his plans to life.

He also states that over time he only received questions that strong competition between companies. In fact, he pointed out that he was always asked who the real competitor was, SEGA or Nintendo. But the reality is that, from their point of view and those who have lived closely with this situation, claim that they never thought about who the competitor was since they were all collaborators. However, no matter what they said, people didn’t know the truth and they kind of made the industry better.

While right now it looks like each of the consoles is featured in a different league, the reality is that companies have always claimed to have a good relationship with each other. Even more when in their day they worked so closely and they came to enjoy such a good time. What we are sure is that these discussions at the Harada bar will leave us pleasant moments.

Source: NintendoLife