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According to Bloomberg, Sony sent out an internal update earlier this week stating that its future first-party narrative-driven titles would no longer be launching on PC and will remain exclusive to PlayStation consoles. This likely means that while multiplayer titles like Helldivers 2 or Marathon will continue to be released and receive support on PC, any experience along the lines of Ghost of Yotei or the upcoming Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet will be console through and through. This shift in strategy has been rumoured for some time after releases like Spider-Man 2 and Ratchet and Clan
Sorry Console Exclusives, I Didn't Mean All The Awful Things I Said About You… In this era, is it not better if more attention was instead paid to how titles like this can shift console hardware? The most popular PlayStation PC port is Ghost of Tsushima, which peaked at over 77k concurrent players upon its release — far lower than the biggest PC hits. …
… PlayStation's Move Back To Exclusivity Has Never Truly Been Revealed Originally, rumors began circulating back in February that PlayStation would no longer release its big-budget titles on PC, a sudden shift that saw a planned port of Ghost of Yotei scrapped within weeks of beginning. …
… Related PlayStation Is Going To Regret Leaving PC Behind A recent Bloomberg report suggests that PlayStation games are no longer coming to PC. …
… You can reach them at James.t@thegamer.com Sign in to your TheGamer account Last month, Bloomberg reported that Sony had scrapped plans to port Ghost of Yotei and Saros to PC , marking a shift back towards a more traditional exclusivity model . …