Sony kan slutte å gi ut enspillerspill på PC

Over the last few years, Sony has released a lot of their video games on PC, including The Last of Us, God of War and Horizon game series, Day's Gone, Detroit: Become Human, Ghost of Tsushima, Marvel’s Spider-Man titles, and so on. It also brought the company some good profit, but according to the new report, Sony’s strategy might change soon.

Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier has recently appeared on a new Triple Click Podcast, where he revealed Sony may stop releasing PlayStation's single-player titles on PC in favor of live-service games. He’s also made a prediction that the upcoming Marvel’s Wolverine, which is set to release on PlayStation 5 this September, will never be released on PC, unlike the Marvel’s Spider-Man franchise, developed by the same studio, Insomniac Games. You can check more of Schreier’s words below:

“I mean, I think for them, their strategy is like, live service games are coming to PC. But I think the sense I'm getting is that they're backing away from putting their exclusive console stuff like traditional single-player stuff on PC. I mean even if they don't, we are seeing Wolverine is coming in September 15th, and that's not coming to PC its coming to PlayStation 5 only. I wouldn't be surprised if it never came to PC, but even if it does you have a strong idea of what that is and that you need a PlayStation to play it at least for the indefinite future.”

Although it’s just a speculation for now, Jason Schreier is a reliable person in gaming industry, and if he says something, he definitely has a subsoil and a basis to make a statement. However, we know that Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, the former exclusive of PlayStation 5, is coming to PC next month, and that could indicate Sony will still continue to port its titles.

What do you think of Sony’s possible cancellation of releasing the studio’s games on PC? Share your thoughts in the comments below!