Report: Sony Is Turning Its Back on Porting PlayStation G...

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You can always read the original article here: Report: Sony Is Turning Its Back on Porting PlayStation Games to PC In recent years, PC gamers have been eating well, as not only have they enjoyed the benefits of Steams super-low prices, but they have also been able to experience Sonys first-party games — albeit a year late. It seems thats about to change soon, according to a new report, and it will even affect [] We love your comme Home News Report: Sony Is Turning Its Back on Porting PlayStation Games to PC by Alex Co 10:29 am in News In recent years, PC gamers have been eating well, as not only have they enjoyed the benefits of Steams super-low prices, but they have also been able to experience Sonys first-party games — albeit a year late. (we’re not making this up)

It seems thats about to change soon, according to a new report, and it will even affect games that are already dropped on PS5.

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RELATED Heres the List of PS5 Pro Games That Will Support the Newly Upgraded PSSR In the coming weeks, Sony is set to roll out an update to the PS5 Pro that will upgrade PSSR (PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution), which will further enhance the visual quality of games that support the feature. But, it wont mean the entirety of PlayStations catalog will be scrapped from showing up on PC, but simply the big single-player games that are arguably the reason why the PlayStation platform is doing as well as it is.

Dont Expect Ghost of Yotei and Saros to Appear on PC Anytime soon In a report of Bloomberg (paywalled), it mentions how Sony Corp. No longer has plans to release its big PS5 games on PC, which is a major shift in release strategy given almost every big AAA release on the PS5 has made its way to PC months later.

Why This Matters

According to people familiar with Sonys plans, online games such as Marathon and Marvel Tokon will still be dropped across multiple platforms, but those highly coveted single-player games that Sonys first-party studios pump out? The report mentions how Ghost of Yotei and even the upcoming Housemarque game Saros will be exclusive to the PS5 . According to people who asked not to be identified because they werent authorized to talk about Sonys strategy, things could change in the future, but for now, plans to port Yotei and Saros have since been scrapped.

Gaming fans have strong opinions about moves like this, and for good reason.

The Bottom Line

According to people who asked not to be identified because they werent authorized to talk about Sonys strategy, things could change in the future, but for now, plans to port Yotei and Saros have since been scrapped.

Is this a W or an L? You decide.