Sony is reportedly pulling the plug on future PC ports of highly-rated PlayStation games, starting with Ghost of Yotei.

PC gaming is expected to surpass console revenue in the near future, making Sony's recent PC decisions feel shortsighted.

According to reports, Sony are pivoting away from PlayStation games on PC and returning to the simpler days of console exclusivity.

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Sony is reportedly rethinking one of its greatest strategies. According to recent reports, the company is reconsidering its plan of bringing PlayStation-exclusi ...

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Sony is said to be pulling back on releasing PlayStation games on PC, and this starts with Ghost of Yotei and Saros.

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This announcement was revealed in a PS Blog post from PlayStation’s Asad Qizilbash detailing new in-game incentives coming to four PlayStation PC ports. These include God of War Ragnarok, Horizon Zero ...