The former Sega of America president who oversaw the launch of the Dreamcast in 1999 has died. Bernie Stolar, 75, was also a founding member of Sony Computer Entertainment America, which launched the PlayStation and several first-party games for it in 1995. Stolar’s work for SCEA (now Sony Interactive Entertainment) helped build many of the ...
Bernie Stolar, founder of Sony Computer Entertainment America and SEGA America, has died at the age of 75. It will have been the origin of great moments in the life of these two legendary video game companies. Bernie (real name Bernard) Stolar passed away a few hours ago at the age of 75. An illustrious ...
Stolar pictured during Dreamcast launchphoto: Associated Press (AP) Bernie Stolar, one of the most important video game executives of the 1990s, has died at the age of 75. gamesbeat reports. Stolar began working in the video game business in 1980, initially starting a coin company before joining Atari, where he did everything from working on ...
Bernie Stolar who helped launch the original Sony Playstation in the United States and the SEGA Dreamcast in the US has sadly passed away at the age of 75 according to his family. Bernie was known for his honest no nonsense approach to management. He became the very first executive vice president and founding member ...
