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Yoshida shifted to supporting indie studios at Sony Interactive Entertainment in 2019, before leaving the company in 2025. He explains that, in the PS4 era, they opposed bringing PlayStation exclusives to PCs. However, as development budgets grew, it became more tempting to introduce PS5 games to wider audiences. Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier revealed that Steam would likely see fewer new SIE titles. Single-player projects like Ghost of Yōtei, Marvel's Wolverine, and Saros may never see ports. Meanwhile, live-service multiplayer candidates would still release on the platform. Even so, Yoshida see

Gamers are still left wondering why Sony is reversing course on PS5 exclusives. One popular theory is that it’s looking ahead to the PS6 release date. Unique software could entice buyers to upgrade to the new system, or improve sales of the higher priced PS5.  Sales estimates also hint that, following early success, solo-oriented PS5 PC ports haven’t met goals. On the other hand, the multiplayer Helldivers 2 has enjoyed tremendous support on Valve’s Steam marketplace. Some analysts have suggested that after delayed launches for some ports, buyers lost interest. The news calls into question the