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Mark Cerny

Mark Cerny

American video game designer and computer programmerWikipedia

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Sep 22, 2026

Tom KalinskeGUEST
16:22
Um, but I do want to say, uh, Tom mentioned Sega Technical Institute that did Sonic 2.
Tom KalinskeGUEST
16:29
Um, that was really a big deal, and STI, uh, was started or, or was, uh, headed up originally by Mark Cerny, and I think that's, like, pretty awesome that, you know, we had Mark Cerny back then running the show.
Tom KalinskeGUEST
16:44
Um, and what was the other thing I wanted to say before I got to the animal games? There was another thing I wanted to point out.
Tom KalinskeGUEST
16:50
Oh, so Tom was the president of Sega of America, and I was there just, like, a minute before him.

29 MINS LATER

Tom KalinskeGUEST
46:09
Um, I know that's, like, impractical on a lot of levels, but maybe not.
Tom KalinskeGUEST
46:14
And that's where you could innovate in technology.
Tom KalinskeGUEST
46:19
Uh, and that's what, you know, I mentioned, um, Mark Cerny.
Tom KalinskeGUEST
46:21
You know, Mark Cerny designed the PS4 and the PS5, and hopefully he's working his tail off on the PS6.
TomHOST
56:58
Does the PS6 have any plans to introduce neural rendering? Probably.
TomHOST
57:03
Right, Dan? I mean, we already know Mark Cerny is talking about AI.
TomHOST
57:06
I reached out to a couple of developers today.
TomHOST
57:08
Let me look.
BGHOST
53:16
Other news.
BGHOST
53:16
Mark Cerny says he's probably going to retire soon.
BGHOST
53:19
He's, you know...
BGHOST
53:22
I think he's been at it like 45 years or something.
BGHOST
53:43
That nigga look like a
Hard HeadPANELIST
53:43
fucking man.
Hard HeadPANELIST
53:44
I think Mark Cerny, he did.
Hard HeadPANELIST
53:45
He been good.
Joe RutherfordGUEST
85:42
Oh, wow.
Joe RutherfordGUEST
85:43
Missile Defense 3D from Mark Cerny.
Joe RutherfordGUEST
85:47
Really loved that game.
Joe RutherfordGUEST
85:47
That was the first 3D game I got.
SunnyHOST
57:13
All right.
SunnyHOST
57:15
Within the gaming industry, a new console generation only really begins when Mark Cerny appears at an event to introduce an absurdly in-depth breakdown of the technology going into the new system.
SunnyHOST
57:25
That's pretty much true.
SunnyHOST
57:27
Sony has partnered with the architect for generations now, and if all is well and good, he will likely front the reveal of the PlayStation 6 too.
SunnyHOST
57:40
However, it could be his last...
SunnyHOST
57:43
Cerny recently spoken of putting his feet up and retiring as he's nearing the end of his career, in his own words, in a new interview.
SunnyHOST
57:51
Mark Cerny is 62 years old and with the PS6 due to be out at some point in the next few years, he'll only be a couple of years away from the age at which people genuinely retire.
SunnyHOST
58:01
That means a PlayStation 6 will likely be the last PlayStation console he's the lead architect for, with a PS7 probably arriving another seven to eight years after that date.
RyanHOST
130:24
All right.
RyanHOST
130:25
We have, uh, some pretty big news from Mark Cerny, the PS5 system architect, also the market, uh, the architect of PS4 and PlayStation Vita.
RyanHOST
130:35
He's forming a new games foundation, a new program, it's a nonprofit co-founded with Geoff Keighley.
RyanHOST
130:41
So Geoff Keighley and Mark Cerny have started the Nova Games Foundation.
RyanHOST
130:46
This is completely unrelated to their main work, but it's a nonprofit philanthropic program where they're going to offer six-figure grants to 20 game designers each year for decades to come.
RyanHOST
130:56
It's a no strings attached funding process, which includes mentorship from other game industry leaders.
RyanHOST
133:30
From PS1 through 3, they'd make the hardware, not really tell anybody about it, then just send dev kits out.
RyanHOST
133:39
PS4, they op- they created an open dialogue.
Joel GilHOST
23:30
Así que hagan eso mismo.
Joel GilHOST
23:32
Otra cosa que les tenía que mencionar es que ya, ¿verdad? Eh, la mente maestra, Mark Cerny, ya está llegando al final de su carrera y va a lanzar lo que es un fellowship program con nada más y nada menos que, eh, Vir-- el, ¿verdad? El Game Awards Creator, el creador como tal, que es Geoff Keighley.
Joel GilHOST
23:49
Pues ellos están haciendo, ¿cómo diría yo? Ellos quieren ayudar a las futuras generaciones de desarrolladores a lanzar como sería su...
Joel GilHOST
23:58
¿Qué diría yo? Es como una beca.
Greg MillerHOST
43:10
Noise canceling, the one I have.
Nick ScarpinoHOST
43:11
At what point do I send my ears to Mark Cerny?
Greg MillerHOST
43:14
First p- place...
Greg MillerHOST
43:15
Ugh.
Simon ByronHOST
2:35
out I've been out of the PlayStation loop for a while what happens now is that they email you when you finish a game Sony emails you.
Simon ByronHOST
2:43
Mark Cerny emails you.
Simon ByronHOST
2:45
Congrats, Byronic Man.
Simon ByronHOST
2:46
Yeah, yeah.

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Ste CurranHOST
13:10
Go to Kojima expert Simon Barron.
Ste CurranHOST
13:13
How's this made you feel?
Simon ByronHOST
13:15
Well, actually, it's a good job that Mark Cerny emailed me directly over the weekend because I'll be going to reply to it now, actually, to tell him that I've been reading on the internet that it's all over for Sony now, actually, and everybody's blooming livid about this.
Simon ByronHOST
13:29
People can't believe it.
TerrenceHOST
62:31
shut up G off I
BradHOST
62:33
will give Jeff Keighley credit he's apparently doing a fund with Mark Cerny to help get like game creators like grants essentially that him and Mark Cerny are basically just like putting their own fucking money in which is a cool thing to do so I will give Jeff Keighley some props but yeah he will absolutely have a stern thing to say to so many at the game boards for sure so
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63:01
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