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Sony to no longer bring PlayStation narrative single-player games to PC
Sony is reportedly ending its practice of bringing PlayStation narrative single-player games to PC, according to Bloomberg's Jason Schreier and PlayStation studio business CEO Hermen Hulst. This shift marks a return to console exclusivity, potentially reigniting the console wars after a period of increased PC ports. The decision follows backlash over PlayStation Network integration and some regional game restrictions on Steam.
PlayStation exclusives remoured to no longer launch on PC
Sony Interactive Entertainment is reportedly reversing its strategy of releasing PlayStation single-player games on PC. Citing concerns over brand damage and declining PC sales, the company plans to keep future narrative titles exclusive to PlayStation consoles, including the PlayStation 5. While multiplayer games like Marathon and Marvel's Wolverine are still expected to launch on PC, titles such as Ghost of Yotei and Saros will remain console exclusives.
PlayStation’s Narrative Single-Player Titles Will No Longer Release on PC – Rumor
A recent rumor suggests that Sony Interactive Entertainment will no longer release its narrative single-player titles on PC, keeping them exclusive to the PlayStation 5. This alleged decision, reportedly communicated internally by PlayStation Studios head Hermen Hulst, could impact future releases like Marvel's Wolverine and Insomniac's upcoming Marvel's Wolverine. While some titles like MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls and Horizon Hunters Gathering are still slated for PC, the focus appears to be shifting back to console players for major single-player experiences.
Poll: Sony's Killing Its PS5 PC Ports - But Do You Agree with Its Decision?
Sony is reportedly ending PC ports for its single-player first-party games, continuing only with live service titles and select second-party projects. This decision, confirmed by Bloomberg journalist Jason Schreier following an internal town hall, aims to bolster the appeal of its PlayStation ecosystem, despite PC sales representing a small fraction of overall revenue. The move comes as game development costs escalate and exclusives remain a key factor for hardware purchasing decisions.
End of PlayStation Ports for PC Confirmed
Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier's recent social media posts suggest Sony has implemented policy changes that will end some PC ports of PlayStation games. This development follows previous reporting on the matter.
Sony Ends PC Ports for First-Party Single-Player Games, Confirms PlayStation Leadership
Sony Interactive Entertainment has confirmed it will cease releasing internally developed single-player games on PC, reversing a strategy that began in 2020. While multiplayer and live-service titles will continue to launch on PC, major exclusives like God of War and The Last of Us Part I will now remain console-exclusive to PlayStation 5. This shift aligns Sony's strategy more closely with Nintendo's approach to platform exclusivity.
Sony Allegedly Confirms No More PlayStation Singleplayer Exclusives On PC
Sony has reportedly confirmed internally that its narrative single-player games will remain exclusive to the PlayStation platform, a shift attributed to declining PC sales. While multiplayer and live-service titles will continue to be released on PC, the company appears to be prioritizing its console ecosystem for its story-driven blockbusters.
Sony’s Single-Player Story Games Are Reportedly Becoming PlayStation Exclusives Again
Sony is reportedly shifting its strategy to make more single-player narrative games exclusive to the PlayStation platform, moving away from simultaneous PC releases. This change, confirmed by PlayStation Studios head Hermen Hulst, aims to differentiate the brand in a competitive hardware market. While multiplayer titles like Helldivers II may still see cross-platform releases, games like Wolverine are expected to remain PlayStation exclusives.
Sony’s Single-Player Story Games Are Reportedly Becoming PlayStation Exclusives Again
Sony is reportedly shifting its strategy, making narrative single-player games exclusive to PlayStation platforms and moving away from PC releases. This change, confirmed by PlayStation Studios head Hermen Hulst, aims to differentiate Sony in the competitive hardware market. Multiplayer titles like Helldivers II and Marathon are still expected to see cross-platform play.
Sony's Single-Player Games Are Once Again PlayStation Exclusive | Console Creatures
Sony has officially confirmed that its single-player PlayStation games will no longer be released on PC. This decision, communicated by Hermen Hulst, aims to prevent brand damage and protect PlayStation 5 sales. While some titles like Ghost of Yōtei will remain console exclusives, online-focused games such as Marathon and Marvel Tokon will still launch multi-platform, though PC release windows remain unclear.
PlayStation boss reportedly pivots on PC, says new singleplayer games will remain PS5-exclusive
PlayStation boss Hermen Hulst has reportedly informed staff that new singleplayer games from Sony Interactive Entertainment will remain exclusive to the PlayStation 5 console and will not be released on PC. This marks a shift from the company's previous strategy of bringing many first-party titles to PC after a period of console exclusivity. Online multiplayer games will continue to be released on multiple platforms.
Sony Reportedly Confirms Shift Back to PS5 Single Player Exclusive Games
PlayStation Studios lead Hermen Hulst has confirmed in an internal meeting that Sony's first-party single-player games will now remain exclusive to the PlayStation 5 and will not be ported to PC. This decision follows reports and a shift in strategy that contrasts with previous multi-platform releases for certain titles. Multiplayer games will still receive multi-platform releases, and existing third-party deals for PC ports will be honored.
Cancelled Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake's voiced protagonist and naked robo-person bums bared in this reportedly leaked cinematic
Leaked footage from the cancelled Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake, originally developed by Aspyr, has surfaced. The cinematic reportedly features a voiced protagonist and placeholder character models. Development of the remake has been troubled, with Saber Interactive and Mad Head Games involved at different stages.
New Batman game is happening but it’s not Batman Beyond says insider
An insider has dismissed rumors of a new Batman game based on Batman Beyond, stating that Rocksteady Studios' next project is unrelated to the animated series. While a fake leak with screenshots and details about the story and gameplay surfaced, journalist Jason Schreier confirmed it as false. Rocksteady is reportedly working on a new single-player Batman title following the performance of Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League.
Mina the Hollower Launches on May 29th
Yacht Club Games has announced that Mina the Hollower will launch on May 29th for $19.99 across multiple platforms including Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. The game's release was previously delayed from October 31st for additional polish, a period during which the studio also underwent staff layoffs and paused development on a 3D Shovel Knight title to focus on Mina the Hollower's success.
Grand Theft Auto 6 is Coming to Consoles Before PC to Serve “Core Audience” First, Says Take-Two CEO
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick stated that Grand Theft Auto 6 will launch on consoles first to prioritize the "core audience," a strategy consistent with Rockstar Games' past releases. This decision is not due to any deals with platform holders like Sony or Microsoft. The company acknowledges the immense pressure and high expectations surrounding the game's November 19th release.
PlayStation Seemingly Lands GTA 6 PS5 Marketing Deal
Sony has reportedly secured a marketing deal for Grand Theft Auto 6, according to Bloomberg journalist Jason Schreier. Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick indicated that console exclusivity windows are not tied to marketing deals with platform holders like Sony. Marketing for the highly anticipated game is set to begin this summer ahead of its November 2026 release.
"This isn't true" - mixed reports emerge following Marvel's Spider-Man 2 actor's claims a Venom spin-off game was in the works prior to Tony Todd's death
Reports suggest Insomniac Games may have considered a Venom spin-off game or DLC for Marvel's Spider-Man 2, with actor Nadji Jeter claiming such plans existed before Tony Todd's death. However, journalist Jason Schreier has disputed these claims, stating they are untrue. Insomniac has previously stated no additional story content was planned for Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and is currently developing Marvel's Wolverine.
Marvel’s Venom is Reportedly Still in Development
Reports suggest that a Venom game, titled Venom: Lethal Protector, is still in development at Insomniac Games, potentially following the events of Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and targeting a late 2025 release. This contradicts earlier claims of the game being scrapped, though Jason Schreier has disputed some of the information. Insomniac Games is currently focused on the upcoming Marvel's Wolverine for PlayStation 5.
Venom spin-off is still in development say sources - despite voice actor comment
Sources indicate that a planned Venom spin-off game from Insomniac Games is still in development, despite comments from voice actor Nadji Jeter suggesting it was canceled due to the death of Tony Todd. Industry insider Jason Schreier and other reports contradict Jeter's claims, with some suggesting a potential early 2027 release.
